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    Suffolk Birding

    I saw & photographed the beans on Monday, The bulkier bodies & longer necks weren't always easy to detect while feeding, but more obvious when alert, I thought the size difference was very noticeable in flight. Quite often the 2 taigas would be seperate from the tundras. Some photos of both at...
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    Suffolk Birding

    If anyone is thinking of going for the Marsh Warbler I would recommend an early morning visit, it has shown very well the last 3 mornings, even in the dodgy weather this morning. However it tends to be elusive in the afternoons & evenings.
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    Suffolk Birding

    Hi James I have sent you a pm with the finer details, the Marsh Warbler showed extremely well this morning, it was singing constantly & showing very well for the majority of the hour & a half I was there between 06:20 & 07:50. Stuart
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    Suffolk Birding

    Cracking male Whinchat at the disused airfield at Sudbury this morning.
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    Suffolk Birding

    One LRP this morning & 3 this afternoon on a large shallow muddy edged puddle along Blackhouse Lane in Great Cornard, near to the Country Park entrance where they are building the new Rugby Club. Also single House Martin & Barn Swallow there this morning aswell.
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    Suffolk Birding

    The first Swallow of the spring in the Sudbury area was at Cornard Mere early yesterday morning, also there were Water Rail, Grey Wagtail, 15+ Teal, 6 Gadwall, Bullfinch & Chiffchaff. A couple of photos from the disused airfield just NE of Sudbury taken this week, Corn Bunting & Golden Plover...
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    Suffolk Birding

    Male Wheatear on the disused airfield just NE of Sudbury yesterday, also good number of singing Corn Buntings & about 800 Golden Plover. Stuart.
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    Suffolk Birding

    The Cattle Egret was showing much better yesterday, it was in the fields around Maltings Farm with the gulls while a tractor was spreading fertilizer. A couple of photos attached, plus a photo of 24 of the Waxwings present at Sudbury. Re the Goosanders in Sudbury, the original bird was a 1w...
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    Suffolk Birding

    I was lucky enough to find a Cattle Egret Monday afternoon. It is still present this morning favouring either the horse field just ESE of Bures at approx. TL930341. viewing is from the crossroads just north of Smallbridge Hall / Farm or from the road towards Assington from the crossroads...
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    Suffolk Birding

    This is a very good spot for Buzzards, I had at least a dozen from here one day back in mid March plus a couple at Thorington Street Reservoir & at least another half dozen along the river Brett Valley. There was a Black Tern at Thorington Street Res early morning on the 16th May & 3 Hobbies...
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