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    Bay Area Work Trip - Birding Suggestions

    Awesome, thanks for the information that's very useful! Especially the part about the parking I suspect I may be going for a very early start if I fancy getting a spot.
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    Bay Area Work Trip - Birding Suggestions

    Awesome thanks that gives me plenty of options! Pinnacles National Park looks pretty interesting (especially if there is a chance of Condors!).
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    Bay Area Work Trip - Birding Suggestions

    I've got a work trip to the Bay Area in early June (staying in Fremont) is there any areas worth checking out in the local area early morning/evening for birds? Looking at the map the Coyote Creek area seems promising and not far from where I'm staying. I'm coming from the UK and only briefly...
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    Your most surprising omission

    Despite both growing up and still living on the North Wales coast I've still yet to see a Puffin here... This is with regular trips to South Stack on Anglesey. Maybe this year will be the one!
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    Kestrel. Worthing, Sussex

    Great shots! But that's a Kestrel not a sparrowhawk
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    Seabird viewing advice

    South stack is great and definitely worth a visit in the summer months. I also like to tie in a trip to Cemlyn (not too far away on the North of Anglesey) for the Tern colony whenever I visit.
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    Qatar/Doha Birding Spots

    Yeah I'd imagine so they weren't something I was expecting to see!
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    Qatar/Doha Birding Spots

    For future reference of anyone interested in birding in the Doha area: 1) Doha in General There's plenty of green spaces around the city containing the following species almost wherever there is a hint of green: Common Myna Indian Silverbill White-Eared Bulbul Laughing Dove Plus a smattering...
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    Qatar/Doha Birding Spots

    I'm going to be in Qatar for part of the world cup and I'm planning to do some birdwatching whilst I'm out there. Are there any locations in Doha or further afield (if accessible by public transport) that are worth checking out in particular?
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    Moray birding

    Unfortunately not - I didn't have my camera with me and the light was against me in trying to pick out more details.
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    Moray birding

    Thanks! Wish I'd read up a bit more on Pallid ID recently (I'd seen a few things mentioned) but to be honest was one of the last things I was expecting to see today
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    Moray birding

    Up at Findhorn late this afternoon and spotted a single swift around the marina. Are there normally stragglers this late in the year around here?
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