Alan Kitson

bird and nature sightings in Sussex, formerly @murielhelps now tweeting here

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@ColinHolter @worthingbirding B6

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@ashman_alan Has an eye ring and flesh- coloured legs so I’d go for LRP.

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@sleepingbirder @MurielHelps Thankyou, for Josh who’s out there.

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@ArlyRes @MurielHelps Thankyou.

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At Pulborough Brooks, out in the light rain, were ringlet butterflies.

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@WWres71 None there yesterday Al, although a displayer reported to the north, just Swallows

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@AlanTho46343762 That’s fabulous! Well done. 12 wasn’t it, little’uns.

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@sh4rpy @JamesReader69 What! In a wheat field! Fantastic.

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@AdamHuttly @krisgillam1 @birdboyads @SelseyBirder @SussexOrnitholo @SussexBirding @RareBirdAlertUK @BirdGuides This one’s a male, surely.

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Pulborough Brooks RSPB, family of Shelduck ( just one chick) with an LRP out back, two Cattle Egrets ( with cattle), an azure damselfly and spotted orchids ( thanks to staff for labelling flowers).

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Seals basking in Pagham Harbour today.

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@CWMelgar A fantastic find Christian!

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@BirdGuides Seen it on Springwatch.

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Garganey still on show at Westmead, RSPB Pulborough Brooks.

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@puffinpassion @bbcweather Not bikini-weather by the looks!

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@LeeEvansBirding Brilliant webbing!

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@BirderNikon @SelseyBirder @SussexOrnitholo @SussexBirding Think I’m right that a few years ago a group of Pale- bellied Brent’s did summer within Pagham Harbour.

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Rook coming to suburban garden feeder in Steyning.

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@Mikeyrudwick2 Pagham Harbour?

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@Edwardbirding @SussexOrnitholo @SussexBirding Recent visit here by me found a Woodlark but dipped on Tree Pipit.