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Spanish Sparrow, Calshot
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Dark-eyed Junco, New Forest
On the way home, I realised I had timed the return journey quite well in that the sun was just setting as I reached Grafham Water. Called in for a look through the gull roost. Impressive numbers present, although I only had a light fleece (really cold this evening) and the warden was locking up the car park so I had my work cut short. Didn't find the anticipated winger, but lots of gulls still arriving as I left. This juvenile Shag was on the boom:
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