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Wednesday, 16 November 2011
I have been to see these, they are amazing! Keep it to yourselves..I pinched one, and it is now near the rivermouth at Aberthaw.
Nah, I don't need them for my list. Seen s-b sand twice; once in Hong Kong (Mai po)and again in singapore (Sungei buloh- great reserve) in the mid 90s. Nice pictures of sparowhawk by the way.
Lets just hope you are using your vast knowledge of raptors to place these turbines in the right place then as you obviously know fcuk all about Accipiters
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I wouldn't worry. It won't be too long before someone claims one :-)
Who? where?
Is that Randy by the crate?
Nah, I don't need them for my list. Seen s-b sand twice; once in Hong Kong (Mai po)and again in singapore (Sungei buloh- great reserve) in the mid 90s. Nice pictures of sparowhawk by the way.
Lets just hope you are using your vast knowledge of raptors to place these turbines in the right place then as you obviously know fcuk all about Accipiters
It's a spoon-billed sandpiper. Get a grip.
on what?
Your observer book of birds! Doh!
can't had to lend it out and apparently there's quite a queue for it
...and you should be first in it!
Its a Sparrowhawk
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