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| The Birds of Sussex | | | - Species Records and the Sussex List |
American
Wigeon
| 1991 |
[A pair at Pett Pools (ES) on 1 June were, due to the unusual date, widely regarded as having escaped from captivity.] |
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| 1996 |
A first-winter male at Pagham Harbour (WS) from 13 October to 15 February 1997 was seen throughout the harbour and was very irregular in its appearances at the start of its stay, although it became much easier to find as the winter progressed. |
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Divers and Grebes
Fulmar, Shearwaters and Petrels
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Swans and Geese
Ruddy Shelduck and Shelduck
Ducks
Birds of Prey
Gamebirds
Rails, Crakes, Moorhen and Coot
Crane and Bustards
Waders
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Auks
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Ring-necked Parakeet and Cuckoos
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North American Passerines
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