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2021 /22 HBWC report
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3 comments:
Curlew or Lapwing is as close as I can get Bruce. Hard to tell from photo but BWP suggests Curlew slightly glossy and Lapwing not glossy. Not Golden Plover which are usually marked bigger blotches and don't think Redshank. Nearby birds - any alarming???
I guess Curlew from its position in a Sphagnum moss bog. Size of eggs is useful in identification.
Curlew....
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