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  1. Stuart Darbyshire

    American Golden Plover

    Not for me no
  2. Stuart Darbyshire

    uk today

    Yes - clearly another Ringed Plover bending it's head backwards
  3. Stuart Darbyshire

    Tern at East Chevington

    Looks like a 1st summer Arctic to me
  4. Stuart Darbyshire

    bunting ID -- Asturias, Spain

    Linnet
  5. Stuart Darbyshire

    Confirm ID from 2017 Portugal

    Sardinian Warbler - male
  6. Stuart Darbyshire

    Hobby or red-footed falcon? (Bulgaria)

    the same artefact on the rear of the wings - certainly not a Kestrel
  7. Stuart Darbyshire

    Unidentied Wader, Shable, Bulgaria

    Ringed Plover
  8. Stuart Darbyshire

    help in the bronx with shore birds

    I'd say Greater Yellowlegs
  9. Stuart Darbyshire

    Ribble area bird sightings

    https://wadingthroughwigeon.wordpress.com/2019/07/21/muddy-waters/
  10. Stuart Darbyshire

    Ribble area bird sightings

    https://wadingthroughwigeon.wordpress.com/2019/07/20/the-circus-is-in-town/
  11. Stuart Darbyshire

    Ribble area bird sightings

    https://wadingthroughwigeon.wordpress.com/2019/07/14/young-folk/
  12. Stuart Darbyshire

    Ribble area bird sightings

    https://wadingthroughwigeon.wordpress.com/2019/07/13/up-the-junction/
  13. Stuart Darbyshire

    Ribble area bird sightings

    https://wadingthroughwigeon.wordpress.com/2019/07/06/tring-the-alarm/
  14. Stuart Darbyshire

    Confirm ID Honfleur, France

    Green Sand
  15. Stuart Darbyshire

    Assynt, Sutherland, Scotland - July 2019

    You're correct
  16. Stuart Darbyshire

    Ribble area bird sightings

    https://wadingthroughwigeon.wordpress.com/2019/06/29/the-new-august/
  17. Stuart Darbyshire

    Ribble area bird sightings

    https://wadingthroughwigeon.wordpress.com/2019/06/22/surprisingly-good/
  18. Stuart Darbyshire

    Ribble area bird sightings

    In case anybody is interested, I post regular sightings from the Ribble Estuary (Hesketh Out Marsh, Marshside, Ainsdale beach etc) on my blog here. I can post updated links as and when new items go on if there’s any interest: https://wadingthroughwigeon.wordpress.com/ All the best, Stuart
  19. Stuart Darbyshire

    Disney Florida/St Augustine May/June 2019

    Hi David - the entrance road is the best place. Park up at the end by the shop etc and then slowly walk back up the road towards the entrance looking on the left. I had them in the bushes and on the wires. Earlier you can, the better. The beach Least Tern colony is fantastic and also very close...
  20. Stuart Darbyshire

    Disney Florida/St Augustine May/June 2019

    Blog post with plenty of images of the small amount of birding I managed whilst on a family trip to Florida - any comments on ID's welcome. https://wadingthroughwigeon.wordpress.com/2019/06/05/birding-in-the-sunshine/
  21. Stuart Darbyshire

    Disney Florida/St Augustine May/June 2019

    Blog post with plenty of images of the small amount of birding I managed whilst on a family trip to Florida - any comments on ID's welcome. https://wadingthroughwigeon.wordpress.com/2019/06/05/birding-in-the-sunshine/
  22. Stuart Darbyshire

    Tern and Sandpiper (Okavango panhandle, Botswana)

    front wader is a Common Sand
  23. Stuart Darbyshire

    Tundra or Taiga bean goose

    I'd also agree with Tundra for both - Whitefronts can be very small - look at this bird with Pinks. Seems to be a few birds being called Taiga this year in the UK, that I'd peg as Tundra.
  24. Stuart Darbyshire

    Mixed bird i.d. needed

    The Teal look like Green-winged to me
  25. Stuart Darbyshire

    Wigeon - Lancashire, England

    Thanks John - I think the drake is fine.
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