Records and Distribution
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First Record:
Devon, 1801
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Total Number of Records (1950-2007):
170
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Summary of Records by Year
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Most Likely to Occur in:
September/October
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Most Recent County Records:
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Scotland:
Argyll
(1986),
Angus & Dundee
(1994),
Ayrshire
(1988),
Clyde
(1990),
Dumfries & Galloway
(1990),
Fife
(1867),
Highland
(2002),
Lothian
(1997),
Northeast
(2000),
Outer Hebrides
(2006),
Orkney
(2004),
Perth & Kinross
(1985),
Shetland
(2002),
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North-east England:
Northumberland
(2004),
East Yorkshire
(2005),
North Yorkshire
(2006),
West Yorkshire
(1981),
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North-west England:
Cheshire
(2005),
Cumbria
(2005),
Lancashire
(2000),
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English Midlands:
Leicestershire
(2005),
Northamptonshire
(1992),
Nottinghamshire
(1996),
Warwickshire
(1983),
Worcestershire
(2006),
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Eastern England:
Essex
(2007),
Hertfordshire
(1977),
Lincolnshire
(2007),
Norfolk
(2007),
Suffolk
(2007),
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South-east England:
Hampshire
(1988),
Isle of Wight
(1998),
Kent
(2007),
Greater London
(1987),
Surrey
(1987),
West Sussex
(1992),
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South-west England:
Cornwall
(2007),
Devon
(2007),
Dorset
(2000),
Gloucestershire
(1985),
Somerset
(1990),
Wiltshire
(1974),
Isles of Scilly
(1985),
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Wales:
Anglesey
(2006),
Breconshire
(1997),
Carmarthen
(2002),
Caernarfonshire
(1993),
Glamorgan
(1989),
Gwent
(1989),
Meirionnydd
(1993),
Pembrokeshire
(1987),
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Information provided by BirdGuides and BBRC
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Other Names
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Gaelic:
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Welsh:
Gïach Gylfin-hir
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Danish:
Langnæbbet sneppeklire
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Dutch:
Grote grijze snip
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Finnish:
Pitkänokkakurppelo
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French:
Limnodrome à long bec
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German:
Kurzschnabel-Schlammläufer
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Hungarian:
Hosszúcsoru cankógoda
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Icelandic:
Kanaduðra
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Irish:
Guilbnín Gobfhada
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Italian:
Piro piro pettorossiccio
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Norwegian:
Langnebbekkasinsnipe
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Polish:
Szlamiec dlugodzioby
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Portuguese:
Maçarico-escolopáceo-americano
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Spanish:
Agujeta escolopácea
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Swedish:
Större beckasinsnäppa
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