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Jon Bowen


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Saw one in January at Martin Mere that had been ringed in Bolton - thought that was a long traveller, for a Coot, but it obviously had nothing on the Cornish / Irish birds

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Have a look at Kane Brides ringing blog. Lots of locally ringed Coot info.

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I could be wrong, but if I remember correctly one I ringed at Pennington turned up in Ireland. T'was a good few years ago.

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I never realised that they moved around such great distances.

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Ian McKerchar


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In 2010 one ringed at Southport as part of the same project was seen at Par Beach Pool, Cornwall!

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Nick Isherwood


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Found this on the 'We bird North Wales' blog.

Makes you wonder how far Coots actually move around.

http://www.webirdnorthwales.blogspot.co.uk/2013/02/colour-ringed-coot-sighting-abergele.html?m=1

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