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  1. lewis20126

    Hampshire

    Honey Buzzards have been seen. This weekend looks a good bet for sightings, fingers crossed. cheers, alan
  2. lewis20126

    Hampshire

    There is a regular wintering male in the Shatterford area and its there this winter so I'd do a loop in this area - you have a very good chance of seeing it. cheers, alan
  3. lewis20126

    Hampshire

    Sab's showed well this afternoon off the pier at Weston - thanks to paul for the directions to Riverside park although the highlights were limited to 2 Common Sands and a sandwich tern. A few poor cropped photos of the sab's attached. cheers, alan
  4. lewis20126

    Hampshire

    still there apparently
  5. lewis20126

    Hampshire

    any news today? Been stuck in meetings.... Thanks a
  6. lewis20126

    Hampshire

    Anyone explain how to get to the dreaded Riverside Park? I spent 40 mins trying to get there from Weston in the rush hour this morning and gave up! Cheers, alan
  7. lewis20126

    Hampshire

    Apparently back on Weston Shore at 7pm according to Bird Guides - any more updates? a
  8. lewis20126

    Hampshire

    Grey Phalaropes here are photos of the two birds: 1. the very orangey bird which I assume was the original Fishtail bird which I later found on Pennington Lagoon - video grab 2. the grey & white bird which was then feeding along the edge of the sea wall as in the photo above - Canon 30D So...
  9. lewis20126

    Hampshire

    Great photos of the spooner steve, pity about the KP - they always seem to be one day birds in Hampshire cheers, alan
  10. lewis20126

    Hampshire

    Lee At low tide it should return to the exposed mud just off seawall by the keyhaven lagoon. At its closest here it was just about gettable but with a DSLR + 400m but I'd take a converter. More of a digiscoper's bird today really. cheers, alan
  11. lewis20126

    Hampshire

    Lee 2 of the hides are now open; goosander hide the best for the gulls but you'll still need a good scope. Good luck with the search for caspians! alan
  12. lewis20126

    Hampshire

    Not me folks - early morning watching woodpigeons (and no barred warbler) at Sinah, followed by a meeting in London! alan
  13. lewis20126

    Hampshire

    Tim P and I saw a Guiilemot in the area on 1/9 - perhaps the same bird? Unusual time of year for them here alan
  14. lewis20126

    Hampshire

    On Sunday, the Keyhaven Osprey (an adult) took its second fish from Avon Water over to the IOW! Especially good value when harrassed by one of the regular hobbies. A little bit more elusive than last years juvenile but it seems to be finding Avon Water to its liking. alan
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