I received an ebird notification that a Barrows Goldeneye was reported by
you along the Thames River on Springbank yesterday. Myself and a couple
other birders attempted to twitch it this morning. Sadly the bird was not
relocated and when we looked at ebird the report was retracted/removed.
Needless to say this was very disappointing. I am happy to hear that you
relocated the bird you originally found yesterday. I see from this email
that this was actually a hybrid also very interesting. Would you be so kind
as to share the photo of the bird?

Kindest Regards

Chris
On Mar 2, 2015 5:38 PM, "Michael Vermue" <[email protected]> wrote:

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> }Good looks yesterday at 1530h and in better light today at 1215h.
> Displaying prominent rectangular white wing patches, today head
> iridescently purplish.  Irregular face patch not consistent with
> Common and not the crescent shape of a Barrow's.
>
>         First seen yesterday and relocated today on the same stretch of the
> Thames in Springbank Park, London.  Easiest access is the east
> entrance of the park; use path beside the wooden steps from the
> parking lot (the steps themselves are treacherous right now.)  He
> seems to be frequenting the stretch of the river along the Maurice
> Chapman Walkway between the 2 gnarly willows.
>
>         Posted since I'm told by the expert reviews of my photos that a
> Barrow's has never been reported in Middlesex County and very few if
> any reports of a hybrid.
>
>         Good birding
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