An Asiatic Brown Shrike was found at Lands End today, a female according to the more experienced birders. The bird was found by Mark Warren and a first for Cornwall ,and me, if you discount the Lizard Shrike who's ID remained balanced between an Isabeline and Brown . A major effort was made by several birders especially Martin Elliot to establish its ID. The photo's are mediocre as the subject was mobile and elusive. Please click on the images to enlarge. Thanks to John for the phone call.
Good old friend
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Yesterday Piki and I paid a visit to a good old friend, Goldy, the Tel Aviv
Pacific Golden-Plover. This individual bird has been returning to the same
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Nice one Sam, you always seem to be in the right place! Well done.
ReplyDeleteAgreed ! Lovely bird .. Shame I don't live that far down west !
ReplyDeleteHe is a pretty little thing. Glad you were there to catch him!
ReplyDeleteHi Sam Another rare one in the bag, so well done on that. Just hope it sticks around for the weekend.
ReplyDeleteWell done Sam, you did very well considering the distance of the bird. Wasn't it a cracker!
ReplyDeleteWell done Sam. It's a lovely bird too.
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