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    I'm not sure Please but this may be a female white throat
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    No, looks more like a Chiffchaff Beryl.
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    I fully agree with Rolf on this one Beryl.


    Pete.

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    Oh. I wondered after I had asked and looked back.
    Lol. It has the give away black legs too

    Thanks Rolf. I have to agree with that

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    I noticed we posted at the same time Pete
    Thanks too

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    Chocky, I think it is indeed a Chiffchaff, did you take this today? if so I believe it is still a lovely bird to see this time of year, I think only in recent years this little Warbler is seen hanging around in Britain instead of going further south to warmer climes

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    Yes. Soon as soon had asked I realized it was a Chiffchaff
    Yes I did take it today nov 25th 2008. They are not calling at this time of year

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    I heard one the other day.
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    Yes I heard one a couple of times on the nature walk in Exmouth. They don't seam to call much though

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