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Saturday 7th November 2009, 11:43
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Little Grebe ? Pagham, Sussex, UK
Hi,
I'm fairly certain this is a Little Grebe, but could someone confirm please ? |
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Saturday 7th November 2009, 11:48
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Cristian Mihai
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yes, it is.
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Saturday 7th November 2009, 11:55
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James Spencer
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indeed, Little Grebe
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Saturday 7th November 2009, 12:55
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Старлинг фан
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And a 3rd for Little-Grebe
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 Paul. Sweet, Suffolk owl, so trimly dight With feathers like a lady bright. Thou singest alone sitting by night Te whit, te whoo, te wit te wit. The note, that forth so freely rolls Whith shrill command the mouse controls A sings a song for dying souls. Thomas Vanter (1616) |
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Saturday 7th November 2009, 13:57
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Thanks for the confirmations.
How does something so small hold its breath for so long ? |
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Saturday 7th November 2009, 14:44
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Старлинг фан
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Paul. Sweet, Suffolk owl, so trimly dight With feathers like a lady bright. Thou singest alone sitting by night Te whit, te whoo, te wit te wit. The note, that forth so freely rolls Whith shrill command the mouse controls A sings a song for dying souls. Thomas Vanter (1616) |
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