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on monday i was comin bac across dartmoor from hexworthy to princetown an saw a load of twitchers lined up on the edge of the road so i stopped to ask what bird they was lookin fer an wad told it was a young lammargeier..for those who not familiar wit it basically its a big ol vulture..jus interested to know if anyone ad spotted it..it was las seen near south brent..cheers

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on monday i was comin bac across dartmoor from hexworthy to princetown an saw a load of twitchers lined up on the edge of the road so i stopped to ask what bird they was lookin fer an wad told it was a young lammargeier..for those who not familiar wit it basically its a big ol vulture..jus interested to know if anyone ad spotted it..it was las seen near south brent..cheers

I saw it twice fly over my house a few weeks back, seems to be moving south as I'm in avonmouth , thought it was a model when I first saw it as its massive and flys for miles without beating is wings glad to here it's still ok
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thx fer replyin greyman..has it got white/creamy underside of wings an body cos if it has then i tink i see it briefly a couple days ago..either that or it was a massive buzzard..thx cheers

it was flying quite high when I saw it and was hard to make out to much colour but there was a lot of cream colour, on the underside of the body as my first thought was I was looking at an osprey, it was only when I saw a story in my local paper with a picture that I realised what I,d seen, the size is the main giveaway as it has a nine foot wingspan
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