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The first returning Black Bittern was also noted along with a Watercock, 2 Cotton Pygmy Geese, 7 Little-ringed Plover, 10 Wood Sandpiper, Bhraminy Kite, 50 Baya and 6 Golden Weaver and two Red Avadavat.
Thursday, March 28, 2013
Flycatchers
What may be the final walk around the patch this morning before flying back to the very cold UK produced a cracking male Mugimaki Flycatcher, as well as the female Yellow-rumped Flycatcher and a Chestnut-winged Cuckoo.
Wintering passerines still present included 6 Brown Shrike, 2 Black-naped Oriole, 2 Taiga Flycatcher, male Siberian Rubythroat, 6 Eastern Stonechat, 20 Sand Martin, 150 Eurasian Swallow, one Red-rumped Swallow, 19 Black-browed and 26 Oriental Reed Warbler, one Lanceolated, 3 Pallas's Grasshopper and 17 Dusky Warbler, 4 Red-throated Pipit and 2 White and 6 Eastern Yellow Wagtail.
The first returning Black Bittern was also noted along with a Watercock, 2 Cotton Pygmy Geese, 7 Little-ringed Plover, 10 Wood Sandpiper, Bhraminy Kite, 50 Baya and 6 Golden Weaver and two Red Avadavat.
The first returning Black Bittern was also noted along with a Watercock, 2 Cotton Pygmy Geese, 7 Little-ringed Plover, 10 Wood Sandpiper, Bhraminy Kite, 50 Baya and 6 Golden Weaver and two Red Avadavat.
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