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    Captured along the estuary. This bird is in the red status
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    Nice capture Beryl, what is the red status...........plenty of em ??????
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    Thanks Babs
    The red status means they are declining fast
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    Really, now I am very suprised, I wonder why, the two that visit me are very well fed and one has a lovely song
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    We have masses down here but yes they are fast declining
    They mentioned it in spring and Autumn watch too. Very sad. An intelligent bird
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