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30 Jun 2023 10:18 #7128 by Geoff Williams
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Only 71 Blackwit and 10 Green Sand today.
 
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30 Jun 2023 08:55 #7127 by Mark Brandon
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That's certainly a big increase in Godwit numbers Geoff. Nice to have another Wood Sandpiper as well.
Cheers,

Mark
 
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29 Jun 2023 22:47 #7126 by Geoff Williams
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A new Wood Sand was here this afternoon and 80 Blackwit (Black-tailed Godwit)
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28 Jun 2023 15:02 - 28 Jun 2023 15:04 #7118 by Jim Wright
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Or a barwit.
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26 Jun 2023 19:15 - 26 Jun 2023 19:23 #7114 by Stuart Britton
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Don't worry, Greta - for those with dyslexia it could have been Red-legged Partridge!  On a serious note it does show that a lot of birders make assumptions that their vernacular is apparent to all . Food for thought for the experienced contributor -  how are those new to the joys of birding are expected to know what a gropper is!!  Always remember that all of us started somewhere.
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25 Jun 2023 21:43 #7113 by Greta Roberts
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Mark, many thanks.
That is so obvious now that I know the answer. I should have been able to work it out for myself !

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