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  1. J

    Morocco in October

    Anybody have views on whether 14 days in Morocco flying in and out of Marrakesh and touring inland is a good idea in October. We are purposely avoiding the coast on this trip. Is that too long a time? IS there a chance that we will not connect with many birds given the number of days we have...
  2. J

    Hungary October 2016

    We are staying at least 5 nights in Hortobagy beginnning of October and was then thinking of going to the Zemplen Hills for 3 nights and Bukk Hills for 1 night before flying back, can anyone say if this is a good plan for October? How likely it is that we could see Eagle or Ural owl in October...
  3. J

    Suburbia birding

    Our garden is very lively with about 15 siskins and 6 lesser redpolls, we expect their numbers to build up now. We also have lots of goldfinches and blue, coal and great tits. The 2 nuthatches have returned and leading up to Xmas were busily hiding the sunflower seeds in various crevaces. This...
  4. J

    Valencia

    I may have the oppportunity to house swap with someone in Valencia, what is the best time to go? and is it a good place for a week's birding? Jane
  5. J

    What are the typical visiting winter waders on Dartmoor

    Can anyone tell me what the visiting waders on Dartmoor are likely to be? later edit: Sorry I've put this in the wrong forum but don't know how to change it.
  6. J

    Is scope necessary for pelagic trip

    My son and I are going on a minicruise in a few weeks with P&O/BDRP to Bilbao to watch whales, dolphins and of course seabirds, have never done this before and do not know whether its worth taking my scope, perhaps binoculars are sufficient?
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