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    Coney Meadow and Adjoining Areas

    Hi Dave, My understanding is that it's just a reclassification and there are not two species in the UK. The UK population (Natrix natrix helvetica) now proposed as Natrix helvetica. Usual sloppy reporting by the mainstream media. Brian ________________ Worcester Birding
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    Coney Meadow and Adjoining Areas

    Best wishes for a speedy recovery Dave :t: Brian ________________ Worcester Birding Follow Worcester Birding on Twitter @WorcsBirding
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    Coney Meadow and Adjoining Areas

    Hi Dave, Definitely Four-spotted Chaser with those dark spots at the nodus of the wings :t: Brian
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    Coney Meadow and Adjoining Areas

    Thanks for posting that map Dave. Almost provides a link between the Grimley recording area and Westwood Pool. Be interesting to see if there is any interchange of birds between the sites as the spring progresses. Brian
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    Coney Meadow and Adjoining Areas

    Anything to help the year list along ;) Brian
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    Coney Meadow and Adjoining Areas

    ha ha! 'Greater' Grimley has spread further and now encompasses Coney Meadow, Westwood and I've got my eye on those Malvern Hills too - should boost the year list somewhat :t: Brian
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    Coney Meadow and Adjoining Areas

    Oh yes, forgot about that one! Brian ___________ Birding Today
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    Coney Meadow and Adjoining Areas

    It is indeed. He found the last confirmed Grimley Bittern as well (in Aug 2001), not to mention the White-rumped Sandpiper of course! Brian ___________ Birding Today
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    Coney Meadow and Adjoining Areas

    Hi Dave, Yes, it was rammed. Well five of us anyway! Just a fluke that I was looking through my bins in the exact spot from where it took flight - short and sweet but nice to see a Bittern in a new location. Interestingly, one was seen at Grimley in the field opposite Top Barn Farm by RMa in...
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    Coney Meadow and Adjoining Areas

    Don't know who the finder was. It isn't in the report for that year, so I assumed it wasn't submitted, don't recall seeing a description. Must be a realistic contender for your patch Dave. Hopefully this winter. Brian ___________ Birding Today
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    Coney Meadow and Adjoining Areas

    Yes, I found that one while looking for a reported Firecrest in the churchyard (which was never seen again or submitted to the recorder). That was during the infux winter of 2005/06 so lets hope we're in for a repeat. Brian ___________ Birding Today
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