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Riverside Nature Park, Dundee.
Sunday 24th Sept Not RNP technically, but 2 Curlew Sands and 1 Little Stint in Invergowrie Bay, were all visible from the park boundary. Only 1 of the former made it over to the Dundee side, the Stint staying stubbornly on the Perthshire side of the divide -
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Riverside Nature Park, Dundee.
No, you actually said "You would be better joining the Fife and Angus Dundee bird clubs", directly after davholla had said he had been in contact with me. Better than what? Whether you meant it or not, the inference is there. And if you had bothered to read the thread properly, you would see... -
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Riverside Nature Park, Dundee.
Mark, you're not actually suggesting that spending 12 quid to join a club, get a bird report a site guide would be better than going out with a highly experienced guide with local knowledge, are you? That's kind of how it reads, as your comment that "you would be better joining" etc follows... -
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Riverside Nature Park, Dundee.
It may seem apparently above board, but according to the map in the management plan, the end of the pipe is in the no shoot zone - he'd have to be in the mud beyond the end of the pipe to be outwith the no shoot zone, which it seems he wasnt. It could be that in the mists of time, the... -
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Riverside Nature Park, Dundee.
Invergowrie wildfowling Hi, the guy you saw was in a voluntary no-shoot area - make what you will of those terms! See http://www.pkc.gov.uk/CHttpHandler.ashx?id=11098&p=0 Might be worth trying to get hold of the local BASC rep to see what they say, though I suspect they adhere to the...