2022 Lincs Bird Report

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30 May 2024 09:28 #8593 by John T Goy
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A photo is better than no photo distant or not, I would be more than happy with yours as have never seen a Wryneck let alone taken a photo of one! 
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29 May 2024 20:11 #8589 by Jim Wright
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Don't remind me, Pete! 
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19 May 2024 13:37 #8575 by Pete Locking
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Another excellent report, well done to all those involved in the compilation, production and publication. I particularly enjoyed 5 photos of birds that I actually saw: American Wigeon, White-tailed Lapwing, Wryneck, Little Gull and Great Northern Diver. I also urge you to read the piece on Yellow Wagtail where you will be surprised to learn that Lincolnshire holds 20% of the worlds population! 

(Mark Johnson's photo of the Wryneck is a close up of the one you only saw distantly at Covenham Jim!)

Regards Pete
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