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  1. Jacana

    Falmouth Birding

    I'll be in the area next week, it'll be fun to explore my old stomping grounds again!
  2. Jacana

    Falmouth Birding

    I would imagine the owl was ringed locally. Let us know though when you hear where and when!
  3. Jacana

    Falmouth Birding

    and a Ross' Gull off Swanpool and Maenporth about 15 years ago if memory serves...
  4. Jacana

    Falmouth Birding

    Penzance and especially Newlyn draw in Gulls due to the fishing boats. There are often reports of interesting Gulls off Sennen, but these rarely stick. Hayle has been known to attract some too. The Penryn river used to get some interesting things when they still fished out of there, but there...
  5. Jacana

    Falmouth Birding

    Willow Tits are sometimes seen in the Bodmin area. Search through old reports on Cornwall-Birding to find the site (can't remember the name off the top of my head) For Woodcocks, it all depends on how harsh the winter is in the rest of the UK. A few years ago when we had a couple of harsh...
  6. Jacana

    Falmouth Birding

    looks like it's sunning itself
  7. Jacana

    Falmouth Birding

    Nice records there Dan! There are some people at the Uni doing work with Magpies which I think involves colour ringing, it might be one of theirs!
  8. Jacana

    Falmouth Birding

    Yes, it's a Dipper. Nice shot with the Common Sandpiper too!
  9. Jacana

    Falmouth Birding

    Cheers! And no, I didn't but I've not lost any sleep over it. I'll be back in a few weeks for graduation, so you never know, I might just get those two ticks then! :smoke:
  10. Jacana

    Falmouth Birding

    My last day in Falmouth! The past three years have gone so quickly, but no doubt i'll be back in Cornwall soon enough. Happy birding!
  11. Jacana

    Falmouth Birding

    Had a Spotted Flycatcher today at Carclew, near Mylor
  12. Jacana

    Falmouth Birding

    It's a Buzzard also. Probably strayed into the territory of the locals.
  13. Jacana

    Falmouth Birding

    Black Tern at Argal today re Cornwall Birding
  14. Jacana

    Falmouth Birding

    there was a photo on birdguides of one at Constantine a few days ago, so it could have moved a bit.
  15. Jacana

    Falmouth Birding

    One Sedge Warbler heard but not seen at Swanpool today. Little else.
  16. Jacana

    Falmouth Birding

    Well the smoke was thick even on my road which is just under a mile away (as the smoke flies) :eek!:
  17. Jacana

    Falmouth Birding

    2 Swifts today in Falmouth, dodging the smoke!
  18. Jacana

    Falmouth Birding

    We got similar stuff, had a skua sp, but couldn't ID it nothing else to add.
  19. Jacana

    Falmouth Birding

    Today at Swanpool, after leaving the bustling twitch at Pendennis: 4 Golden Orioles, 2 Roller, 1 Ruppell's Warbler etc... ;) No, in reality you didn't miss anything at all, even the Great Crested Grebe appears to have 'done one'. Very few birds
  20. Jacana

    Falmouth Birding

    no wonder, they're apparently all down here!
  21. Jacana

    Falmouth Birding

    Back in Falmouth now. A quick trip around the coast produced a single Whimbrel and and handful of Swallows. Not much else.
  22. Jacana

    Falmouth Birding

    your bird of prey is a Buzzard, sorry!
  23. Jacana

    Falmouth Birding

    looking at my records it was on the 26th of Feb. I reckon it was the long-staying drake from last year.
  24. Jacana

    Falmouth Birding

    I think that's the pond that I found the Ring-necked Duck on last year, it is accessable via the footpath.
  25. Jacana

    Falmouth Birding

    There was that ridiculously early bird back in January at the sewage works but yours seems to be the first report of a proper spring arrival!
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