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Ian McKerchar


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Originally posted by Alan Nuttall today:

A walk this morning on my local patch produced a good count of Common Scoter.
Blackstone Edge,6 Common Scoter..4 Males,2 Female.
Warland 14 Common Scoter,12 Males,2 Female
Whiteholm 9 Common Scoter,9 Males
Cheers Alan

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Simon Hitchen


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3 Whinchats and 2 Stonechats around the compound by the White House pub nr Blackstone Edge Res'r this afternoon - thanks to Steve Atkins for finding them

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Alan Nuttall


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I took a friend of mine a local bird watcher to see my local patch this morning,in about two hours of near fruitless birding we were pleased to record a splendid Dark phase Arctic Skua.We picked the bird up flying into the strong North-East wind.This is my second record for this species the other record from Hollingworth about Twenty years ago.Cheers Alan

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