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Steve M.
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PostPosted: Tue Oct 23, 2007 3:07 pm 
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Birds at Paradise this morning included;

Kingfisher - 1
Swallow - 1
Grey Plover - 1
Dunlin - 2
Ringed Plover - 2
Redshank - 3
Siskin - plenty over

A lone Golden Plover type bird cowering behind a tussock in the nearby sheep field early on looked very much like an American. Unfortunately it escaped while I was taking the scope out of the boot, so I never saw its underwings or which direction it was heading! I failed to relocate it despite an extensive search.

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Steve
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James Siddle
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A Pied Flycatcher between Paradise and Sea view farm early afternoon and three Whooper Swans south.

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Roy Harvey
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An American Goldie was reported at Sammy's Point Easington this evening at 4.45 p.m., it's only a short flight from Saltfleet to there.

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Graham Catley
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but the American Goldie has been at Spurn since 13th and always in a flock of Goldies
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