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Migrants - Tetney Lock/ Cleethorpes
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18 Apr 2019 22:04 #1752
by Jim Wright
Migrants - Tetney Lock/ Cleethorpes was created by Jim Wright
Two ring ouzels in alpacas meadow at Tetney Lock at 6pm today. In adjacent field were two fieldfares and a wheatear.
At Cleethorpes end of RSPB Tetney, a greenshank was in full voice. Teal were conspicuous as was a pair of shoveler.
in Cleethorpes country park at 5pm, there were eight swallows, two house martins and one sand martin hawking over the lake.
At Cleethorpes end of RSPB Tetney, a greenshank was in full voice. Teal were conspicuous as was a pair of shoveler.
in Cleethorpes country park at 5pm, there were eight swallows, two house martins and one sand martin hawking over the lake.
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