Birding on the west coast of Sweden

Monday, May 21, 2007 - Nightingale! I need a car!!

A Nightingale (Luscinia megarhyncos), very rare in Sweden, has been seen not two kilometers away from where I recently participated in an archaeological excavation for two weeks. The train ride is only 18 minutes, but after that there's quite a walk. Bah! Give me a car with driver!
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26 year old birder from Gothenburg, Sweden. My goal for 2007 was get above 200 life-ticks. I managed 215 and the goal for 2008 was to get to 250. Right now it looks like I might get to 250 year ticks which is of course even better.

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