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How's Your 2025 List Going? (4 Viewers)
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la_ravachol
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Four new ones this week.
249. Red-necked Nightjar (incredibly, I heard this from my bed in the night - they breed in the local park, but I've never noticed one this far from there before)
250. Ring-necked Duck (first time seeing this on this side of the Atlantic)
251. Western Orphean Warbler
252. Western Black-eared Wheatear (first time in three years!)
249. Red-necked Nightjar (incredibly, I heard this from my bed in the night - they breed in the local park, but I've never noticed one this far from there before)
250. Ring-necked Duck (first time seeing this on this side of the Atlantic)
251. Western Orphean Warbler
252. Western Black-eared Wheatear (first time in three years!)
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WalterRayle
Well-known member
152 now with a Goshawk.
Wrapping up the UK leg of my trip (mostly) with:
Lifers in bold.
484 Graylag Goose
485 Barnacle Goose
486 Northern Shoveler
487 Gadwall
488 Common Pochard
489 Tufted Duck
490 Stock Dove
491 Eurasian Collared-Dove
492 Eurasian Moorhen
493 Eurasian Coot
494 Common Crane
495 Pied Avocet
496 Northern Lapwing
497 Common Redshank
498 Little Grebe
499 Common Kingfisher
500 Sedge Warbler
501 Common Reed Warbler
502 Western House-Martin
503 Long-tailed Tit
504 Goldcrest
505 Common Chaffinch
506 Bluethroat
507 Red Kite
508 Eurasian Jay
509 Rose-ringed Parakeet
510 Red-crested Pochard
511 Common Gull
512 Great Crested Grebe
513 Great Spotted Woodpecker
514 Reed Bunting
Lifers in bold.
484 Graylag Goose
485 Barnacle Goose
486 Northern Shoveler
487 Gadwall
488 Common Pochard
489 Tufted Duck
490 Stock Dove
491 Eurasian Collared-Dove
492 Eurasian Moorhen
493 Eurasian Coot
494 Common Crane
495 Pied Avocet
496 Northern Lapwing
497 Common Redshank
498 Little Grebe
499 Common Kingfisher
500 Sedge Warbler
501 Common Reed Warbler
502 Western House-Martin
503 Long-tailed Tit
504 Goldcrest
505 Common Chaffinch
506 Bluethroat
507 Red Kite
508 Eurasian Jay
509 Rose-ringed Parakeet
510 Red-crested Pochard
511 Common Gull
512 Great Crested Grebe
513 Great Spotted Woodpecker
514 Reed Bunting
qwerty5
Controversial opinion generator
Did a fairly casual county big day today. It wasn't very well planned or executed, but I had great migrant activity and ended up with 108 species, including a lifer.
163. Cedar Waxwing
164. Bay-breasted Warbler
165. Canada Warbler
166. Philadelphia Vireo
167. Alder Flycatcher
168. Yellow-billed Cuckoo
169. Wilson's Warbler
170. Green Heron
171. Vesper Sparrow
172. Dickcissel
173. Rose-breasted Grosbeak
174. Northern Bobwhite
175. Common Nighthawk
176. Lincoln's Sparrow
163. Cedar Waxwing
164. Bay-breasted Warbler
165. Canada Warbler
166. Philadelphia Vireo
167. Alder Flycatcher
168. Yellow-billed Cuckoo
169. Wilson's Warbler
170. Green Heron
171. Vesper Sparrow
172. Dickcissel
173. Rose-breasted Grosbeak
174. Northern Bobwhite
175. Common Nighthawk
176. Lincoln's Sparrow
Nightjar61
David Daniels
I realized I forgot to list a bird I saw on Monday.
485. Willow Flycatcher
Then one new bird for the year this morning.
486. Eastern Wood Pewee
Dave
485. Willow Flycatcher
Then one new bird for the year this morning.
486. Eastern Wood Pewee
Dave
Now in Oslo... several lifers.
515 Common Eider
516 Common Tern
517 Hooded Crow
518 Redwing
519 Fieldfare
520 Eurasian Tree Sparrow
521 Icterine Warbler
522 Willow Warbler
523 Garden Warbler
524 White-throated Dipper
525 European Pied Flycatcher
526 Yellowhammer
515 Common Eider
516 Common Tern
517 Hooded Crow
518 Redwing
519 Fieldfare
520 Eurasian Tree Sparrow
521 Icterine Warbler
522 Willow Warbler
523 Garden Warbler
524 White-throated Dipper
525 European Pied Flycatcher
526 Yellowhammer
