




with all the beach at Donna to choose from it was a bit of a mystery why this Purple Sand landed within 20 feet of three seawatchers in a gale -- the lean to shot is a true representation of the bird trying to stand up against the blasting south-westerly
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Anytime now they should arrive in Penzance. We normally have a overwintering flock that roosts between the harbour and swimming pool.
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