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SCILLYSPIDER SCILLYSPIDER Language Translator Friday 14 June 2019 Jack Snipe at Porth Hellick!! Yesterday, Three of us observed a summer plumage Jack Snipe in June on Scilly!! How bizarre is that??   At 08.00 this morning, Jo and I twitched a singing Golden Oriole  in Mick Scott garden at Longstones that he heard shortly before. We did hear it call twice close by but could we see the bloody thing? In the afternoon we had no luck in searching for yesterdays Hoopoe in the Rocky Hill area but later on at 19.15, we did hear, with Robin, the Golden Oriole singing at the north entrance of Holy Vale that Graham Cundale found yesterday. As Longstones is only a field away from where we were, could this be the same male commuting with the two sights?   Yesterday I got a message from Graham Cundale saying he had a Jack Snipe at Porth Hellick!! I had to read it twice to take in what I just read. Jack Snipe in June on Scilly!? I put the news out and we rushed down t...

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