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  1. Paul Freestone

    Falmouth Birding

    @CornwallBrdNews!!! #CBnews.
  2. Paul Freestone

    Falmouth Birding

    Any idea how the Owl died Dan?
  3. Paul Freestone

    Falmouth Birding

    Could be an abnormality but can't really tell with the picture quality.
  4. Paul Freestone

    Falmouth Birding

    Nice! If you wanna see a great range of motion cameras click on the HANDYKAM link on the Cornwall Birding website!
  5. Paul Freestone

    Falmouth Birding

    We are lucky to have quite a few overwintering warblers in the county due to our climate. So far this winter we have had (in no particular order) Chiffchaff, Dusky Warbler, Subalpine Warbler, Willow Warbler, Blackcap and of course resident cetti's. Im sure Ive missed some? I would suggest a trip...
  6. Paul Freestone

    Falmouth Birding

    Anyone know who had the Dusky Warbler this morning? And I know its elusive, but has anyone managed any photos of it??
  7. Paul Freestone

    Falmouth Birding

    Here you go Sam. Have a look at this map for Willow Tit. Good Luck!! https://maps.google.co.uk/maps/ms?msid=203559038867394095105.0004ce60b7c96a711ce4b&msa=0&ll=50.531922,-4.522628&spn=0.00224,0.006555 The others are much more difficult! The Cornwall Birding Rare and Scarce bird Reports for...
  8. Paul Freestone

    Falmouth Birding

    Sorry for the initial confusion chaps. We were on the Scillies when the news came out and confused ourselves with the pager message when we tweeted the news. At least you got the news on the day rather than at 1030pm when all Waxwings were asleep!!
  9. Paul Freestone

    Falmouth Birding

    Gannet was my first thought too. Although there was a BB Albatross reported in the channel I wouldn't describe BB Albatross as dull coloured in any plumage? The channel bird was seen 30 miles south of Portland Bill on 30th June.
  10. Paul Freestone

    Falmouth Birding

    Hey Dan, Ive had a query about the best place at College Res to see Bittern. Any advice? regards, Paul Cornwall Birding - Daily Sightings Cornwall Birding Website
  11. Paul Freestone

    Falmouth Birding

    Thats a good sized flock. Probably all are Lapwings although Golden Plover do often associate with flocks of Lapwings. Blackcaps can be extremely aggressive especially where food is concerned but I would be very surprised if one took on the beak of a GS Woodpecker! Paul Cornwall Birding -...
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