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listed as vagrant with just two observations from 
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. 
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) 
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but we recorded the species as fairly common in 2014. 
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is considered a fairly common resident in north-west 
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, with one record much further east (
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&amp; 
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1998) and is a rather uncommon breeding resident in parts of 
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(
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&amp; 
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2009). 
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observed this species sporadically on the coastal side of 
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on several different occasions, and once during a visit to 
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species was common in the 
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drainage and at 
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, an old 
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airfield 
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. 
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south-east of 
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). A specimen (USNM 647811) was collected from a group of 
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near 
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(
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43 
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elevation). The specimen was prepared as a study skin with a partial skeleton saved. Body mass was 
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with light fat and no moult. The skull was completely pneumatized, no bursa was present and the testes measured 9 × 
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(left) and 10 × 
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(right). Stomach contents comprised large insects including five grasshoppers (Orthoptera) and a wasp (Hymenoptera). Another sighting of the species, on
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, from Camp Lemonnier is available on eBird (
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; 
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, with more detailed observations being warranted to further document the status of 
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.
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