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Change: A good spell of easterlies have meant some great birds. Pete's Leach's Petrel last week, and the weekend's Great Grey Shrike were notable recent highlights,   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 14)

Change:  By the way, sorry about the lack of updates - we are working on an easier method for Collective members to make contributions - but you have to remember that we are dealing with a number of people who still regard the slide-rule as cutting edge... 20 JulyStrong   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 771)

Change:  or follow link on left. Details of individuals' lists are on thier own pages, also linked to on left. These pages areself-managed - not all records will have been accepted by the Spotters Collective Rarities Committee (Pete). 2007 20 JulyStrong easterlies produced a decent   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 678)

Change: Year Lists Here 2007 20 JulyStrong easterlies produced a decent seawatch this morining. In about 40 mins there were many Gannets, six Kittiwakes, four Arctic Skuas and two Manx Shearwaters. AG was there for several hours and recorded much higher numbers of each species. Sean15 JulyWe've   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 639)

Change: SOSean15 JulyWe've all been busy for a few months, obviously. Hopefully we'll get more reports from now on. Today there was a Razorbill on the sea and a pair of Sanderling on the beach. Sean30 MayA gorgeous male Red-backed Shrike,   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 636)

Change: Sean30 MayA gorgeous male Red-backed Shrike, plus Spotted and Pied Flycatchers in the Valley today. Belated news from Tim of a Rosefinch yesterday. SeanNo sign of Shrike this evening but good views of Biscuit Bunny and the White-headed Linnet. Peter29 MayDon't ask us   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 594)

Change: No sign of Shrike this evening but good views of Biscuit Bunny and the White-headed Linnet. Peter29 MayDon't ask us Terry - our Chief Scientific Officer doesn't seem to tell us about his   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 556)

Change: here - and have beencalling forfrom about ten days.9.00pm. Sean23 MayColin saw a Spotted Flycatcher in the Valley this morning. 20 May Pete saw the female-type Montague's Harrier again at the cow-shed this morning.Sean19th May A Nightjar seen and   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 512)