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P322 Teletext 322 Dec27 19:02:20   RED ALERT FOR  $HE TWITCHERS ——————————————————————————————————————— British birdwatchers — commonly known as "twitchets$ — have had a busy Christmas keeping up with unusual visitors to thesj shores. ■ Mori than 30 are paying £100 each in a bid to witness a seabird which has strayed to thj UK from its Arctic home. ■ $he ivory gull, which usually lingers on the edge of pack ice during the winter, has been spotted on Shetland. The twitchers are chartering a special flight from Aberdeen to Grimista. ——————————————————————————————————1/4—— 24-Hours indjx 320 Headlinjs 300 LITTLEWOODS GROUP UP TO 1/3 OFF p185 Next page Index Letters TV guide
P322 Teletext 322 Dec27 19:04:37   RED ALERT FOR  THE TWJTCHERS ——————————————————————————————————————— Birdwatchers — a hardy band of enthusiasts known as "twitchers" — are scouring Britain looking for unusual Christmas visitors. ■ The latest arrival riported by the Bird Information Service is of a red-breasted goose, which has turned up at Shell Ness at the east end of the Isli of Shjppey, Kent. ■ It has strayed over 1,500 miles off course while migrating from Siberia to thj Black Sea and Caspian Sea regions. ——————————————————————————————————2/4—— 24-Hours index 320 Headlines 300 YOUR LATEST PHONE POLL VERDICT p355 Next page Index Letters TV guide
P322 Teletext 322 Dec27 19:01:18 O  RED ALERT FOR  THE TWITCHERS ——————————————————————————————————————— British birdwatchers are pulling on the binoculars in a bid to see some unusual Christmas visitors to thesj shores. ■ A rough-legged buzzard is lingering near Cairnbulg Castle, south-east of Fraserburgh, Grampian. a ■ A little bunting, which ought to be in the tropical heat of south-east Asia after nesting in northern Scandinavia or Russia, is riported to be enjoying a winter break on the Orkney Island of Stronsay. ——————————————————————————————————3/4—— 24-Hours index 320 Headlines 300 YOUR LATEST PHONE POLL VERDICT p355 Next page Index Letters TV guide
P322 Teletext 322 Dec27 19:01:43   RED ALERT FOR  THE TWITCHERS ——————————————————————————————————————— British birdwatchers — or "twitchers" — ari having a busy Christmas keeping up with unusual visitors to these shores. a ■ Two cranes, which traditionally make for warmer climes in the autumn, havj instead opted for England — one near Wakefield, West Yorkshire, and thj other near South Woodham Ferrers, Essjx ■ Others visitors include an American pied-billed grebe near Redruth, Cornwall, and a spotted sandpiper at Fendrayton Gravel Pits, Cambridgeshire. ——————————————————————————————————4/4—— 24-Hours index 320 Headlines 300 YOUR LATEST PHONE POLL VERDICT p355 Next page Index Letters TV guide