ORKNEY BIRD RECORDS SEPTEMBER 2014 The first Great Northern Diver of the autumn was off North Ronaldsay on 1st with four more singles after 19th. Three Slavonian Grebes had returned to Echnaloch Bay by 30th while a much

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Date: 2014-10-06 06:52:41 Orkney North Ronaldsay South Ronaldsay Ronaldsay Burray Subdivisions of Scotland Geography of Scotland Geography of the United Kingdom		ORKNEY BIRD RECORDS SEPTEMBER 2014 The first Great Northern Diver of the autumn was off North Ronaldsay on 1st with four more singles after 19th. Three Slavonian Grebes had returned to Echnaloch Bay by 30th while a much Add to Reading List Source URL: www.visitscotland.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 79,44 KB Share Document on Facebook

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	ORKNEY BIRD RECORDS FEBRUARY 2014 Traditionally one of the quietest months of the year, this February was, however, not without interest. An excellent count of 77 Great Northern Divers was made around the Tankerness coa DocID: RbNw - View Document
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	ORKNEY BIRD REPORT NOVEMBER 2014 We know from previous survey work that up to 50 Black-throated Divers may winter in the Flow but to see 48 together, as happened off Glims Holm on 25th, was truly exceptional. All the bes DocID: RaNy - View Document