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abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz# Items starting with C Common Bistort Pale pink flowers form a dense spike at the end of the flowering stem. Other names: Easter ledges, Pudding dock. Continue Reading Common Buzzard A large thickset bird of prey, measuring 51-57 cm the female being larger than the male. Continue Reading Corncrake A secretive, solitary summer migrant bird, now rare in Cumbria with only 2 pairs known to have nested in recent years. Continue Reading Curlew The curlew is present throughout most of Cumbria although breeding records are now scare within the Lakeland Fells. The Breeding Birds of Cumbria (2001) estimates the population in Cumbria at 10,500 breeding pairs. Continue Reading