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Kev Wilson
PostPosted: Thu Sep 24, 2015 5:53 pm 
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A juvenile red-footed falcon was busy depleting the local dragonfly population between 1320 and at least 1600.

Hopefully, one of the three birders who came for it will have better pics than me.

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Roy Harvey
PostPosted: Fri Sep 25, 2015 8:58 pm 
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The Red-footed Falcon was again present today, although not sighted until mid-morning.
Favouring the area around Aylmer Avenue, it initially spent a lot of time high in the sky hawking for insects, although later - as the temperature dropped, it spent a while perched on poles and wires.

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Russell Hayes
PostPosted: Sat Sep 26, 2015 6:12 pm 
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Red-footed Falcon showing on and off all day around beach car park area.

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Phil Espin
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Its a beautiful bird, still showing well this afternoon from1 to 2.30 around the Jackson/Tennyson Marsh area.
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Chris Grimshaw
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Does anyone know if this is a different bird to the Willowtree Fen bird?
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Russell Hayes
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Yes they are different, this one is a juvenile Chris.

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Graham Catley
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Chris Grimshaw wrote:
Does anyone know if this is a different bird to the Willowtree Fen bird?

Clearly the same bird in reversed moult sequence
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Robert Carr
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Graham,

Is this related to its reversed migration strategy?

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