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    Essex Birding

    Thanks for all the info connected with the RLB and had great views of a Snow Bunting and 2 Purple Sandpipers Cheers
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    Essex Birding

    Thanks will be going Sunday so hopefully won't have been blown away by then
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    Essex Birding

    Strange how those buoys always seem to get good birds year after year!
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    Essex Birding

    Good to hear,is there parking at the Frinton end near the golf course?
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    Essex Birding

    Any news on the Frinton RLB is it still present heading up to that neck of the woods on sunday so will give it a look if it is cheers
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    Essex Birding

    Ok thanks
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    Essex Birding

    hi all is the Night Heron at the park everyday or was it a one off,if so where abouts would be best to park , I might be able to go tomorrow.
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    Essex Birding

    take ya bins to wrabness you can see all 3 scoter! and on a sunny day you might be able to tell em apart :)
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    Essex Birding

    I saw 2 Velvets today on the falling tide from Wrabness parked in church road near the viewpoint information board walked down to the shore birds were straight out about mid stream the Surf Scoter was blooming long walk upstream from there mind! Also saw the Common Scoter,Black-necked Grebe...
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    Essex Birding

    Yes they were on the Layer Breton causeway on the side between the causeways if that makes sense about half way along
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    Essex Birding

    I went this morning my first visit, lovely place no sign of the stilts though,Did see the long-tailed duck, gargenay some lovely Avocets Black-tailed Godwits,a Greenshank a brent goose and my first sedge warbler and Common Whitethroat of the year. I also saw a flock of what i thought were...
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    Essex Birding

    Thanks thought so beautiful sight when they all went up! cheers
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    Essex Birding

    H all Was anyone at tilbury today i was on the other side of the river on the kent side!! scanning across i had a large flock of white birds that i thought were Avocets can anyone confirm or reveal what they were? cheers!
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    Essex Birding

    my identity remains top secret :) I saw a saker type falcon at abberton a couple of years ago which i think was an escape.these people seem very careless with their birds!!! So can't be ruled out. Be interesting to see if it hangs about Cheers
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    Essex Birding

    Thanks for the info guys an interesting set of circumstances would be interesting to know more about the abberton sighting!
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    Essex Birding

    What's the story with the Eleanora's Falcon at abberton 2 question marks on the latest sightings page of their website! it's on the map on here but no RBA alert on here?
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    Essex Birding

    the redwings are fieldfares cheers
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    Essex Birding

    saker i was at abberton reservoir today and believe i saw the essex saker a large brown falcon flew across the reservoir putting up the lapwings,corvids ducks etc it flew over my head with a classic falcon shape my first thought was a chunky peregrine however it was really brown, it flew away...
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    Essex Birding

    great pic steve cracking lookin bird i'm gettin tempted to head down that way soon cheers
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    Essex Birding

    always seem to see yellow wags on abberton causeways don't know how close that is to you cheers
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    Essex Birding

    nice to see the groppers back had two there last year thou didn't manage to see them even with bins and a scope!!!!!!!!!!! cheers
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    Essex Birding

    nice list one of my favourite walks,where about did you hear the nightingales, seems like i need to get over again soon cheers
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    Essex Birding

    hi viv post 16 on this thread has more info http://www.birdforum.net/showthread.php?t=164690&highlight=wing+tags cheers
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    Essex Birding

    nice one viv i think i've read on here that with red kites it's the tag colour that's important i think they have one on each wing. one tells you where, the other tells you what year the bird was born in cheers
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    Essex Birding

    hi fozzy a pretty impressive haul but you wanna be careful next thing you know you will be twiching all over the place |=)| cheers
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