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I was on my way home on Friday across the Somerset Levels and was only a few minutes from home when a guy flagged me down to ask me if I knew where there was a metal plate across the road. I told him I'd just driven over it, gave him directions and asked him why he wanted to know that. He said a guy had just messaged him on Twitter that there's a mega-rare bird been sighted near there, an American Golden Plover. I went home, looked on line and it said "Normally a bird that migrates from North to South America, a few individuals are recorded in Britain each autumn" so I picked up a camera and drove over there which only took 4-5 minutes and when I got there the guy was just getting out of his car so I joined him and we only had to walk about 200 yards and there it was, just sitting in a field near a couple of pools about 100 yards away, occasionally pecking at the ground. So here's a photograph I took of a genuine rarity:
Spent a few days in northern France this week and spotted this lovely female Cuckoo in a tree quite close to me and just managed to get this pic as she was turning away before disappearing
Then about 20 minutes later spotted her again in a more static pose but a bit further away
The public have been asked not to approach the non-native bird themselves, as it may be 'shy and scared', but the Plantasia attraction has stressed it's 'not in any way dangerous'
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