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Greylag Geese

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Greylag Geese, New Hythe, 17th March 2016, Terry Laws

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Sevenoaks Wildlife Reserve February 21, 2019
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Whooper Swan, Sevenoaks Wildlife Centre, 21st Jan, by Clifford Seabrook.

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The following are being offered free to any member willing to collect them from Faversham:
IBIS journal (unbound) from 1984 up to end of 2015.
Bird Study journal (unbound) from 1979 to 1990.
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Bockhill Diary

10th February 2019 February 18, 2019
An hour or so of watching in the Bay produced 100 Red-Throated Divers, 60 Guillemots, 11 Razorbills, 120 Gannets, 60 Cormorants, 66 Common Gulls, 228 Black-Headed Gulls and 4 Kittiwakes feeding offshore.Also of note were two Harbour Porpoises and a Common Seal.Nigel, Jack
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Dungeness Bird Observatory

22nd Feb February 22, 2019
A frustrating day of almost continuous very thick fog with visibility down to a few metres for most of the time. A Jack Snipe was relocated in the wet flashes to the east of the southern Long Pit and a Firecrest was seen in the trapping area again.
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South Foreland Valley

February 2019
Tuesday 19th An increase in Woodpigeon numbers to 180 a few days ago suggested that some late winter movement might be afoot and this morning the flock had increased to an impressive 600, with relatively few Stock Doves among them. Otherwise, a Stonechat was the first I’ve seen for a while and 3 Buzzards included […]
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Swalecliffe

February 2019
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