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New species for the Netherlands was found today.
Jan van der Laan
Amateur photographer
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White-crowned Black Wheatear, a very rare bird in Malta, with only three records, the first of which dates back to 18 April 1872. Charles Wright identified it and published the record, stating it was a new bird for Europe. The other two published records were in April 1998, in March 2016. There is an unpublished record in April 2017. This bird is the fifth record for Malta.
Natalino Fenech
Amateur photographer
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Found by Antonio Portales on 16-04
Francisco Javier Garcia Vargas
Amateur photographer
Birding in Malta
An immature bird blown to our Islands from North Africa. Only the 3rd record for the Maltese Islands
Raymond Galea
Amateur photographer
Birding The Strait
It was found some days earlier by local birders. It moves between the Spanish and the Moroccan border.
Javier Elorriaga/Birding The Strait
Amateur photographer
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javielor@hotmail.com Ornithologist and bird guide in the Strait of Gibraltar. www.birdingthestrait.com
Andreas Guyot
I think she fled the prison world of humans.
andreas
Amateur photographer
discoverd yesterday.not shy(sometimes less than 1m)5th or 6th record for germany
http://https://youtu.be/onsdN9hQwG8
Måns Grundsten
Amateur photographer
Andreas Guyot
The owner of the field does not want to see people in his field.
andreas
Amateur photographer
Vogelsinbeeld
The 11th record but only the 4th alive. Present since 3 january
Marcel Klootwijk
Amateur photographer
Record shot
Francisco Javier Garcia Vargas
Amateur photographer
Amazing views of this LBJ
Luca Giussani
Amateur photographer
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See also my flickr profile and old videos at following links: https://www.flickr.com/photos/104077116@N08/ http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCB1i8wOgXy_UPQfm5WgWGUQ/videos
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