Tuesday, 22 January 2019

BRW 2017



 

Sonogram courtesy of Xeno-canto
 
 
N.B Many people were involved in bringing this record to its conclusion. From Island birders to mainland birders (and beyond our shores). A true collaborative effort that ensured this one didn't get away. 
 
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