Cleethorpes Country Park

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12 Apr 2019 14:48 #1734 by Jim Wright
Replied by Jim Wright on topic Cleethorpes Country Park
Taking centre stage this morning, April 12, was a handsome drake shoveler. Most numerous water bird was g-c grebe with seven present. I hope their territorial dominance isn’t keeping away rarer, more exotic grebe species.

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11 Apr 2019 23:23 #1729 by Jim Wright
Replied by Jim Wright on topic Cleethorpes Country Park
Early afternoon, there was also a singing willow warbler.

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11 Apr 2019 21:51 #1727 by Peter Crick
Cleethorpes Country Park was created by Peter Crick
A late morning walk around some of the park reveal 23 species, best of which were
Chiff chaff
Blackcap
Bullfinch
Reed Bunting

Very little on lake, resident Mallard plus
Pair of Mute Swan
Cormorant
Gt Crested Grebe x 5
Tufted m/f

Woodland produced many Speckled Wood butterfly, 1 Yellow Brimstone and 2 Bee-fly

Saw my first Swallows and Martins of the year at Barton Far Ings yesterday

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