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Egyptian Goose

1 min read   •   15 April 2015

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An Egyptian goose was in front of the Observatory at midday and and late afternoon. Also present were 5 Mediterranean gulls.

Millennium Wetlands

The first 5 sedge warbler and house martin were present along with 20 sand martin, 40 swallow, snipe, 14 pochard, 12 willow warbler and 8 cetti's warbler.

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