Year list.
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Year list.
Out of the 149 species seen in the chorley district so far this year these are the 10 species ive not seen , bittern , red kite , marsh harrier , osprey , black tailed godwit , lesser spotted woodpecker , yellow wagtail , tree pipit , crossbill and pied flycatcher .
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Re: Year list.
Apart from Black tailed Godwit, I am missing the same same birds as Gary together with Hobby, Woodcock, Greenshank and Avocet.
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I'm a bit surprised you haven't got Black-tailed Godwit on your list, Gary.
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Just checked my all time list for the chorley area and the grand total is 157 species , is any body near to the magic 200 club ?
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My Chorley Life List stands at 183, but if you take off the plastic stuff like Wood Duck and Bar-headed Goose, it's probably nearer 180. There's very little missing from the list that occurs regularly, so it could be a long time before I make 200, if ever!!
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Re: Year list.
Of the 149 species seen this year I am missing the same as Gary except for Crossbill & Black Tailed Godwit (which I have seen), plus Woodcock, Water Rail, Jack Snipe, Hobby, Ring Ouzel, Greenshank, Short Eared Owl and Green Woodpecker.
I am surprised that no one has recorded a Merlin yet this year!
My life list in the Chorley Nats area stands at 155*, but includes Ruddy Duck (seen on Adlington Reservoir many years ago).
* [Edited on 28.10.17 to include Bewick's Swan previously omitted]
I am surprised that no one has recorded a Merlin yet this year!
My life list in the Chorley Nats area stands at 155*, but includes Ruddy Duck (seen on Adlington Reservoir many years ago).
* [Edited on 28.10.17 to include Bewick's Swan previously omitted]
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I too am amazed that no-one has recorded Merlin this year! It's funny how we overlook these things. It must be prime candidate to be 150 for the year - and 140 for Gary?!!
There's nothing wrong with having Ruddy Duck on your Chorley list, Len. Keep it there because you'll probably never get it again.
There's nothing wrong with having Ruddy Duck on your Chorley list, Len. Keep it there because you'll probably never get it again.
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I,m with len and neil on the merlin i cant believe no one has seen one in jan, feb , march and april on the mosses or winter hill will be looking hard for this species , ive also got ruddy duck on my life list use to see them regular on the e shaped ponds and wymott ponds back in the 1980,s .