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cornish birdwatching Thursday 2nd July
Thundery showers in easterly breeze
High water 0108; 1349 height 14`8"
Little Egret, Hayle, 30th May 2009 - image courtesy Mike Cullin
The far west of Cornwall has a justly famous reputation for its birdwatching.
Place names like Porthgwarra, Cot Valley, Nanquidno and Kenidjack send a shudder through the devoted rarity follower !
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Today`s latest Local Penwith Reports
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Thursday 2nd July

 
 
 
This Month`s Local Sightings
Great Spotted Cuckoo - Bartinney; 4th April - image courtesy John Rowe.
Black-tailed Godwit - Hayle; 4th April - image courtesy John Rowe.
Ring-billed Gull at Helston boating lake, 20th March (image thanks Keith Rolleston)
Black-tailed Godwit taken from the cycle path between Sennen and Land`s End 21st March (thanks Sam Williams)
Short-eared Owl - Amalveor Downs - thanks Sam Williams

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CHOUGH SIGHTINGS
Sightings of choughs in Cornwall please pass info to Claire.mucklow@rspb.org.uk  giving information on date, time and location with grid ref if possible and any details of colour rings observed. 

Dead birds - in particular, gulls, waders, ducks, geese and swans - need to
be reported to the DEFRA helpline on 08459 33 55 77, choosing the Avian
Influenza option. Lines open 9am-5pm, Monday to Friday.
These reports are compiled from personal sightings, various internet resources, and individual reports.
I am always very grateful to receive individual reports and they are always acknowledged in the listings.
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