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  1. teamsaint

    Dorset birding

    little bittern, red-rumped swallow, purple heron lodmoor glossy ibis ferrybridge (i guess this is the one that turned up at keyhaven in the afternoon) great white egret, cattle egret, 3 garganey, marsh harrier radipole last but not least, olivaceous wabler portland bill I know where I'm...
  2. teamsaint

    Dorset birding

    I was driving past Langford on Monday (7th) and spotted a very large white bird (?) on one of the lakes. I think it may well have been a Great White Egret, far far too big for a Little, and I guess Great White is more likely than Spoonbill. Might be worth keeping a look out in the area. Tom
  3. teamsaint

    Dorset birding

    no I didn't see it or much else except a couple of Cetti's and commoner ducks. Still nice to add another person to my BirdForum member list (http://www.birdforum.net/showthread.php?p=1052256#post1052256)
  4. teamsaint

    Dorset birding

    Paul was it me who you spoke to I was the lad who told you where I had seen it before. This was at at about 12.
  5. teamsaint

    Dorset birding

    it's a kestrel paul, sorry ;)
  6. teamsaint

    Dorset birding

    wow 22 Spoonbills on Brownsea Lagoon. That's amazing
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