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    Howard Heaton
    Jan 16, 2020
    Edited: Jan 16, 2020

    Black-throated Thrush - 16.01.2020

    in UAE bird sightings

    Having lunch at home with my Wife and daughter and a Male B-tT popped out from under some garden bushes to feed in the grass. Of course my camera was not hand but I will get a shot eventually if it sticks around long enough. Big thrill for me!

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    Tommy Pedersen
    Tommy Pedersen
    Jan 29, 2020

    Very exciting local bird for sure!!!

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    Howard Heaton
    Howard Heaton
    Jan 29, 2020
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    Yes but I was gutted when it didn’t make another appearance. Nevertheless I was very pleased to have seen it in my own back yard.😊

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    Howard Heaton
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    Jan 29, 2020
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    Yes but I was gutted when it didn’t make another appearance. Nevertheless I was very pleased to have seen it in my own back yard.😊

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