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A quick afternoon excursion this weekend to pick up some reported year birds. First off to Abberton Reservoir where a Tundra Bean Goose has been associating with some Graylag and was very (if not too) obliging on the causeway wate
r front, also on the water were; Garganey, Red-necked Grebe, Great-crested Grebe, Goldeneye and a very suspect female Red-crested Pochard.
Onward to Landguard and one of the best UK Firecrests we’ve seen, along with Northern Wheatear, Black Redstart and Meadow Pipit.
Life bird count: 360 Year bird count: 121 Month bird count: 98
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