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    Default Black Tern

    The Black Tern is still at Castlehill. I've spent the last three mornings trying in vain to get a decent photo as it feeds along the tideline. Here's a couple from this morning.



    Latest Lifer: #4164 - Madagascar Rail (Rallus madagascariensis) - Mantadia, Madagascar (09/10/10)

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    Fantastic spot and photos Nemosia. Castletown in the morning.

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    Second that....great stuff!!
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    Great get, well done.

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    And still there. In better light this morning.

    Latest Lifer: #4164 - Madagascar Rail (Rallus madagascariensis) - Mantadia, Madagascar (09/10/10)

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    Smile Black Tern

    Dad spotted this last Sunday. We were enjoying a fish supper in the car park.

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    Fabulous photos. I have been enlightened - I always thought these were immature Kittiwakes. Thank you.
    "Step sideways, pause and study those around you. You will learn a great deal."

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    Quote Originally Posted by bod1403 View Post
    Dad spotted this last Sunday. We were enjoying a fish supper in the car park.
    There were four reported on 15 September and two in Dunnet Bay when I checked the following day. This one appears to have been around since then.
    Latest Lifer: #4164 - Madagascar Rail (Rallus madagascariensis) - Mantadia, Madagascar (09/10/10)

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