In: Magnificent Frigatebird   Ca: Fregata grossa   Da: Pragtfregatfugl   De: Prachtfregattvogel   Es: Rabihorcado magnífico   Fi: keisarifregattilintu   Fr: Frégate superbe   It: Fregata magnifica   Nl: Amerikaanse Fregatvogel   No: Praktfregattfugl   Pt: Rabiforcado   Sv: Praktfregattfågel   US: Magnificent Frigatebird   Ru: Великолепный фрегат

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BirdGuides rarity status: Mega

Most recent UK and Irish reports of Magnificent Frigatebird

		10:28 20/10/08		Euro News: Frigatebird sp. reported off the Azores on Saturday.
		15:49 09/11/05		Magnificent Frigatebird		Cheshire		Chester
		09:47 09/11/05		Magnificent Frigatebird		Cheshire		Chester

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Barbuda, Antigua and Barbuda 10/01/2009	Canal, Panama 06/02/2009	Canal, Panama 06/02/2009	Canal, Panama 06/02/2009	mississippi river delta, Louisiana, United States 27/08/2008
At Sea, Antigua and Barbuda 27/11/2008	Mediera Beach, Florida, United States 05/10/2008	Little Tobago, Tobago, Trinidad and Tobago 30/03/2002	Cayo Coco, Cuba 22/11/2007	Galapagos, Galápagos, Ecuador 01/07/2007

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Articles (1)

	Magnificent Frigatebird Admitted to Category A of the British List	Wednesday 25th July 2007
	The BOURC has accepted the record of an adult male Magnificent Frigatebird near Whitchurch, Shropshire on 7th November 2005, as the first British record.   read on

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