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  1. 15-12-2010 #1
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    Does anyone Recognize this one ? Guess the Bird? it was at Pagham Harbour over Large Shingle/Rough ground.
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    Pretty sure that's a female Linnet Philip.
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    Definitely a Linnet, Philip!

    Here are some feeding on seeds of plants growing in the same type of shingle, just along the coast on the slope Hurst Spit at Milford on Sea!
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    Thanks Guys! i think u Right. I had a Small Flat in Barton, Cathrine, just along the Coast frm Milford back in the 1980s ( I was Chasing a Different Kind of tail in Thoes Days! )
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    Yes, definitely a linnet. I have similar shots taken on sandy cliffs at Guernsey.
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    Can't think what you mean, Philip!

    Wonderful variety of birds between Barton and Milford - and beyond! From Sand Martins to Whitethroats and Cormorants to Ravens. It's a great area for birds of the feathered variety still!
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