bird watching
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The United Nations declared 2010 to be the International Year of Biodiversity. For more information go to their website
Bird RecordsSubmit your records using MS Excel and follow the instruction on the spreadsheet. Submit your records using a printable PDF file and follow the instruction on the form for posting. |
Rarities Forms For Devon County rarities use this For National rarities use the BBRC Rarity Form and please send a copy to the County Recorder |
Buzzard
What's that Raptor?
Mike Langman and Mark Darlaston
“I’ve seen an osprey on a post at the bottom of a field.”
“There’s been an eagle on a Dartmoor tor…”
“I saw a Rough-legged Buzzard hovering over the marshes.”
“The Goshawk was sat in a tree beside the road.”
“It was a Honey-buzzard because it had a long closed tail.”
Bird Identification
The following pages, listed below are design to assist in the identification of various species, particularly some of the more problematic species that you may encounter within Devon
- Goshawk and Sparrowhawk
Bird Notes for June - July 2010
Bird Notes for June - July 2010
Julia Harris, Assistant County Recorder & Data Manager
This listing appears will appear in The Harrier for August 2010. Most of these records are unchecked and as yet unauthenticated.
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Great Northern Diver, Red-throated Diver Dawlish Warren. |
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2 Bird Notes for April - May 2010Bird Notes for April - May 2010Julia Harris, Assistant County Recorder & Data ManagerThis listing appears will appear in The Harrier for June 2010. Most of these records are unchecked and as yet unauthenticated.
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