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Ian McKerchar


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See posting in the County Bird Sightings re: Little Auk, your dreams may well yet have come true

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JOHN TYMON


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EX FELLOW PF MOOCHER PAUL BROWNE HAD 850 LITTLE AUKS FLYING SOUTH PAST NORTH RONALDSEY YESTERDAY 11/11/07 IN 3 HOURS biggrin.gif+ 6 SOOTY SHEARWATERS SO KEEP LOOKIN ON THEM RESSIES!!!biggrin.gifbiggrin.gif

-- Edited by JOHN TYMON at 18:02, 2007-11-12

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Simon Warford


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Ian, no sign of it this afternoon apparently, its either died or perhaps its dropped onto Watergrove or Hollingworth Lake.

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Yes indeed Mr Woosey, typical just like that Avocet not long back..

Get checking out all the reservoirs guys.

-- Edited by warfy at 18:38, 2007-11-12

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According to Birdguides there`s a Little Auk present this morning at Blackmoorfoot Reservoir in W.Yorks - JUST (about 4 miles) beyond our border..................Balls !
Why couldn`t it have chosen Castleshaw ? ? cry.gif

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