Paul French
@nomadbirder
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birder, purveyor of aerial bird identification wizardry and Secretary of the British Birds Rarities Committee.
Easington, East Yorkshire, UK
Joined October 2013
@Vaasetter I've been considering an Xiaomi, mainly cos the camera is meant to be incredible. You may have to get one imported though, not sure who sells them here.
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RT @EOUnion: Do you want to carry out fieldwork in Togo, West Africa? Are you a bird ringer who is available from Feb-May 2025? Then check…
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RT @__BBRC: The 2023 BBRC report is finally here, available to all subscribers at now, and dropping through letterb…
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@DanielBranch94 @BEACHYBIRDER @Alexander_Lees @StephBirdArt So that's why i dipped this afternoon, it was troughing its way to your patch!
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@DanielBranch94 @BEACHYBIRDER @Alexander_Lees @StephBirdArt I mean, it's basically on Soil Hill, right??
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@BoyWonderBirder @spurnbirdobs @PortlandBirdObs @Vaasetter @WeBS_UK @DEBALMER Be thankful that the Arctic Foxes had a good year!
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RT @pelagicpublish: Published today! Clinging to the Edge: A Year in the Life of a Little Tern Colony by Richard Boon 🌊 Learn more and ord…
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@MickgCunningham @TimsBirding @philespin @GPCbirding There was a brood of Red-breasted Geese at Frampton Marsh a few yrs ago, there are increasing numbers of feral Canadas in Scotland. We know theres a lot of shite around, but we give benefit of doubt to birds thst arrive with wild geese. Just seemingly not with Snow Geese.
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@Lufbrabird87910 @GPCbirding BBRC don't have the time to asses a species status that does not even feature in Scarce Migrants report. But, the same data from counties will be accessible by anyone, so maybe you could do it, Steve.
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@Tarimoor @themarshtit Have you considered that this vast amount of released "meat" is actually one of the things sustaining corvids? No pheasants, and suddenly there are millions of tons of meat suddenly taken out the food chain. Unfortunately, too many people like killing things.
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