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Post Info TOPIC: Thermalling


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RE: Thermalling


I've seen it happening on a number of occasions at Woolston, particularly at the east end of the reserve

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Ditto at raptor watch points in Norfolk. Caused particular confusion the year a Black Stork was in the vicinity.

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Bus pass birdin' great innit?


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Yes, I've seen this several times locally. Always looks odd.

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Whilst i was in back garden this afternoon I noticed a spiral of gulls and a much bigger bird with them. When I grabbed my bins to get a better look I realised that the bigger bird was in fact a Comorant that was using the thermals the same as the gulls. I can't recall ever seeing a Comorant using thermals before they always just fly in a straight line using wing power. Just wondering if anyone else has noticed this behaviour?? I'm sure most large birds must use thermals to their advantage but have never seen a Comorant utilizing them.

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