Donna Nook re-alignment

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04 Aug 2019 18:35 #2023 by Geoff Williams
Replied by Geoff Williams on topic Donna Nook re-alignment
A juvenile Wheatear was at Pyes Hall South Point this morning, waders noted were 1 Grey Plover, Knot, 1 Black-tailed Godwit, 3 Greenshank and 12 Common Sandpiper.
The highlight however was 2 Clouded Yellow butterflies.
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03 Aug 2019 21:42 #2019 by Geoff Williams
Replied by Geoff Williams on topic Donna Nook re-alignment
The breach has now been done although not fully completed. There were a few birds in the bushes on the south side of Pyes Hall Point.
Willow Warbler, Whitethroat, Lesser Whitethroat and Long-tailed Tit.
I don't think the trees and bushes on Pyes Hall north point will survive long as the water seemed quite high on the hall site.

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24 Jun 2019 21:07 #1908 by Geoff Williams
Donna Nook re-alignment was created by Geoff Williams
parishes.lincolnshire.gov.uk/NorthSomerc...tion.asp?catId=33127
I went to Stonebridge car park on the 21/6 and was surprised to find the breach work at Pyes Hall has finally started.
I walked as far as Pyes Hall on the 23rd but a fence prevented any further travel.
The only birds of note were a Golden Plover and a Cuckoo.
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