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Alex Lees
 Post subject: Re: Cuckoos
PostPosted: Thu Aug 22, 2013 11:51 pm 
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Graham Catley wrote:
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The 'Booted Eagle' man had one two days ago but didn't realize it:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/83312580@N06/9557260634/

A real raptor expert. Male Sparv sort of puts the gos claims into focus


Indeed, good that digital peer review is possible. You seen gentilis in Lincs yet? Surely all these countless thousands of birder-hours doing VPs must have turned up some incontrovertible images?..

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John Clarkson
 Post subject: Re: Cuckoos
PostPosted: Fri Aug 23, 2013 8:39 am 
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A grey juv at Conisholme yesterday 22nd Aug. A photo is available if needed!

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Stephen Lorand
 Post subject: Re: Cuckoos
PostPosted: Fri Aug 23, 2013 4:57 pm 
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A grey juvenile flushed from sea buckthorn at the south end of Donna Nook this morning flew away south along the dunes.
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Graham Catley
 Post subject: Re: Cuckoos
PostPosted: Fri Aug 23, 2013 6:07 pm 
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Alex Lees wrote:
Graham Catley wrote:
Alex Lees wrote:
The 'Booted Eagle' man had one two days ago but didn't realize it:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/83312580@N06/9557260634/

A real raptor expert. Male Sparv sort of puts the gos claims into focus


Indeed, good that digital peer review is possible. You seen gentilis in Lincs yet? Surely all these countless thousands of birder-hours doing VPs must have turned up some incontrovertible images?..


not a single incontrovertible image to date, taken in Lincs anyway, -- contrast that with the number of decent Honey-buzzard images that have been taken of a species that only occurs as a rare passage migrant, or even Black Kite another vagrant while Goshawk is claimed to be a breeding resident --
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Terence Whalin
 Post subject: Re: Cuckoos
PostPosted: Fri Aug 23, 2013 7:30 pm 
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not had a juv cuckoo this year indeed cuckoos very thin on the ground :cry:

terry whalin :D :wink:
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Graham Catley
 Post subject: Re: Cuckoos
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while looking for raptors this am picked up a grey juv Cuckoo on the Wolds just inland from Barton feeding from overhead wires and dropping into a small pocket of rough vegetation and a stubble field --

a juv Osprey also flew down the Humber off Goxhill this morning mobbed by a rather large gang of gulls
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Phil Espin
 Post subject: Re: Cuckoos
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I had a very dark grey and heavily barred juvenile yesterday at Conisholme at the same location as John Clarkson on 22 August. It struck me as quite late so I checked the reporting rate on Birdtrack for this week and only 1 in 770 lists report cuckoo at this time of September.
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Phil Espin
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Has nobody else had a cuckoo lately. I had one this afternoon on the track down to Saltfleet haven at 13.15. It was perched on the new brick sea wall, very handsome grey bird.
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