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AuthorTopic: Avon 20/12/09 (Read 36 times)
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Avon 20/12/09
« Result #1 on Dec 20, 2009, 5:57pm »		[Quote]
1 common sandpiper, 10 dunlin and numerous redshank near Sea Mills

Also - buzzard, sparrowhawk and 2 raven in the gorge.

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« Result #2 on Dec 17, 2009, 12:47am »		[Quote]
Blackcap back for 14th year..... not bad for a tiny garden.
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« Result #3 on Dec 16, 2009, 11:47am »		[Quote]
One in St Pauls Park this morning.

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AuthorTopic: Stratford Starling Spectacular (Read 93 times)
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« Result #4 on Nov 19, 2009, 4:54pm »		[Quote]
Last night at Stratford Hide before dusk the Starling roost was awesome.
Large flocks of Starling were continually speeding past the hide, only feet away, from North to South, and into the reeds in Stratford Bay. A conservative total of something like in excess of 10,000 birds.
Well worth stopping by (with a permit), for some breathtaking displays!
Also yesterday the redhead Smew was showing well off the North shore of Heron's Green Bay (after last April re-named "Purple Heron's Green Bay".) ;)
The Black-Necked Grebe was flaunting itself in front of Moreton Hide. At least 5 Water Pipits were on the deck to the right and in front of Stratford Hide and the drake Froooge was distant in the aythya flocks North of the hide.
Ps Slimbridge is pretty good for the Starling roosts at the moment. Standing near the Tundra Pen towards dusk can be quite an experience!
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AuthorTopic: Glossy Ibis on the coast (Read 223 times)
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Re: Glossy Ibis on the coast
« Result #5 on Nov 19, 2009, 4:43pm »		[Quote]
I am much relieved that you saw it! ;)
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« Result #6 on Nov 12, 2009, 4:44pm »
Please order your 2010 BOC bird calendar now for Christmas and support your local club.They can be bought for £5 at indoor meetings ( next meeting Thursday 18th ) or through Roger White BOC Chairman
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AuthorTopic: BOC website (Read 104 times)
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« Result #7 on Nov 6, 2009, 1:01pm »
Hi everyone

Huge apologies for the BOC website being unavailable for the past 2 weeks due to Yahoo.

Hopefully things will be almost back to normal.
You may see that the sightings page is the July sightings - we hope to rectify this in the next few days.

Apologies again,

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AuthorTopic: Website - PLS NOTE (Read 140 times)
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Re: Website - PLS NOTE
« Result #8 on Nov 3, 2009, 6:33pm »
I think might be a good idea to post a message on here explaining what is happening to the BOC web site. I know Ed put a brief message on the Bristol Wildlife email board but not everyone subscribes to it.

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Re: Website - PLS NOTE
« Result #9 on Oct 30, 2009, 6:41pm »
:'(
Unfortunately you still have a problem with the web site unless you have changed the name/address.

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AuthorTopic: Glossy Ibis on the coast (Read 223 times)
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Re: Glossy Ibis on the coast
« Result #10 on Oct 29, 2009, 12:51am »		[Quote]
That was me on the bank and we did see the ibis.The perspective gives a misleading view on the photo.Wife is in usual position when the sun is out!
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