Watermans Cottage.(Tern)
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Watermans Cottage.(Tern)
Hi, Whilst fishing today seen from opposite bank from me. Im not sure which kind it was but was quite small, it headed off towards White Coppice.
Rich
Also seen a Sparrowhawk on Upper Rivington.
Rich
Also seen a Sparrowhawk on Upper Rivington.
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Hi Richard/Neil, just a brief thought, I remember in the 1970s on a duck count, possibly October I think, we had a Little Gull on Yarrow, we thought it a tern at first in the way it flew. Apparently in strong westerly winds the birds moving into the south Irish sea, an autumn/wintering ground, can get blown inland, any records from other areas?
Brian
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