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Recent content by wolfbirder

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    Poland - May 2024

    I've never seen a red Rosefinch either, just singing immature males.
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    Poland - May 2024

    Looking forward to the next part Pete! I've only done Bialowieza and found it quite tough but ultimately rewarding though Hazel Grouse was nigh on impossible except a split second flight view and some of the woodies were only seen with a guide.
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    UK Dragonflies and Damselflies 2024

    A 2023 survey of Azure sites by the British Dragonfly Society found that 90% of Azure sites had dried out with no surviving invertebrates. Matches my experience last year.
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    UK Dragonflies and Damselflies 2024

    Thank you very much, appreciated.
  5. wolfbirder

    UK Dragonflies and Damselflies 2024

    Many thanks, I struggle with that site unfortunately.
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    UK Dragonflies and Damselflies 2024

    Last year I went up exactly to that spot in the first week of June John, nothing and all the pools / boggy marsh were totally dried out. An official guided 'dragonfly walk' the same day there, along that track from the visitor centre also found none. Apparently it had been like a drought there...
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    UK Dragonflies and Damselflies 2024

    Where can I find details for up to date sites for Azure Hawker? I went up to the Scottish Highlands last year and think I had one in flight, but the traditional sites are now feared dried out.
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    May 2024 Canada Trip - Part two Lake Eire Spring Migration

    I've only done the Ontario thing once, back in May 2008, but like you I dipped on GW Warbler, once by ten seconds! I also preferred Rondeau - on the first day there we had single male Cerulean, Prothonotary, and Worm-eating Warbler, plus a few Black-throated Blue, Blackburnian, Black and White...
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    Canada May 2024 trip - Part one Vancouver Island and surrounding area.

    I did Vancouver Island back in 1999, didn't connect with McGillivray's Warbler nor Black-throated Grey Warbler as you did, but did add Red-breasted Sapsucker on the island. No Anna's Hummers either, all we saw were Rufous repeatedly. I think we were a month earlier than you. Also saw several...
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    Photos of Crested Lark and Maghreb Lark

    https://www.cloudbirders.com/be4/download?filename=SIMPSON_Morocco_0405_2024.pdf Bill Simpson's report on his recent trip to Morocco brilliantly captures images of standard Crested Larks and the Maghreb Larks with much sandier, unstreaked mantles. Go to Pages 14-16 of his report attached...
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    Snakes on the sidewalk, Bonking Turtles and a few sps on Paphos Headland April 13-20th 2024

    I've been to Cyprus 5 times Ken but never had Blue-cheeked - one of my favourite birds! Seen them elsewhere thankfully. Nice report!
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    Snakes on the sidewalk, Bonking Turtles and a few sps on Paphos Headland April 13-20th 2024

    That tame Pink-backed Pelican still knocking around then! Wonder what its origins are? Nice read Ken!
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    Red kite spotted today in staffs

    They are not that common in Staffs yet, I have seen around 8 birds in Staffs (near Wolverhampton) in my life, but they are definitely becoming less of a surprise here.
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    Cyprus - April 2024

    Again, I concur, a great report and got me thinking of a Cyprus return next year simply for relaxed enjoyable birding.
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    Tenerife in late April

    The UTCs were once considered diagnostic, and when I went to Gran Canarias this year the difference was striking. But.............there is the issue of Collared and African Collared Dove interbreeding to the point that in the Canaries it is thought no longer to be a safe assumption that the...
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