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It was on this stretch from Selsey across flat farmland that we spotted a Marsh Harrier flying low over the fields, then three buzzards soaring high in the sky and shortly after a Kestrel, which was being relentlessly harassed by a crow. To see three different raptors on this afternoon was wonderful. This was a great walk thanks to the convivial and knowledgeable company and the eagle-eyed Sue who spotted the Marsh Harrier on a distant post.
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