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  1. Jos Stratford

    Estonia this April, 2011

    Yes, my mistake, apologies. Not sure how I understood it was on Saaremaa.
  2. Jos Stratford

    Estonia this April, 2011

    Two White-tailed Eagles is a little on the low side for this species too at Undva, possibly the weather conditions may have been keeping them down too (?). Not much relevance to Estonia, but one adult over my land today.
  3. Jos Stratford

    Estonia this April, 2011

    I think the whole area freezing up earlier in the winter scattered them about more than average, the usual and best place is the very tip of Undva. Also, mid-April is just about when they should leave Estonia I believe, so it is possible some shifted with the good migration conditions a week...
  4. Jos Stratford

    Estonia this April, 2011

    I got as bit battered on that one! Incidently Black Storks should be in up this way by now, reasonable chance for you I'd say.
  5. Jos Stratford

    Estonia this April, 2011

    This site provides rare bird updates and has a contact link (never used it). It will also give you an idea what's about - it's in Estonian, but Latin names fortunately also used. http://www.estbirding.ee/home If you haven't already seen this site, this page of the site may be of interest to...
  6. Jos Stratford

    Estonia this April, 2011

    At least three birds, one on Saaremaa, two on nearby mainland - all were one day birds as far as I know (or more to the point, probably not looked for again - birder density is low and Hawk Owl, whilst a very good bird, occurs many winters). They also had a Snowy Owl on the ice between the...
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