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13 May 2011 Spotted Flycatcher by Dave Wragg

One of Britain and Ireland's latest-returning migrants, the Spotted Flycatcher, has been arriving back in the last couple of weeks. The distribution map is still patchy; whilst this declining migrant has been lost from many former haunts, hopefully the map will still fill out considerably over the coming weeks. BTO Director Andy Clements was fortunate enough to see one in The Nunnery grounds this week, a welcome addition to the list for the BTO vs RSPB BirdTrack Challenge!

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