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05 Sep 2019 20:52 #2161 by James Hewson
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I popped into Gunby Hall this afternoon on my home from Gibraltar Point, and there were 2 Spotted Flycatchers in the grounds of St Peter's Church. The church can be accessed by public footpath if you are not a National trust members
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01 Sep 2019 11:52 #2148 by Danny Walsh
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A family group of 2 adult and 2 juvenile spot flys at linwood warren this am in a feeding frenzy with about a dozen willow warblers a treecreeper and a large party of l t tits. a couple of coal tits and goldcrests. All quite manic - also lots of earthballs and this lovely fly!
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28 Aug 2019 16:40 #2121 by Nick Coulbeck
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One seen today sat on fence near hide at Cress marsh.
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25 Aug 2019 20:47 #2100 by Jon Drakes
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A single example seen yesterday evening feeding from a branch of a Hawthorn tree at Nuns Cotham, Keelby.
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23 Aug 2019 09:50 #2090 by Ian Misselbrook
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3 at Holywell Lake yesterday. I also had a pair in Callan's Lane Wood earlier in the year.

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19 Aug 2019 15:01 #2076 by Danny Walsh
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Eureka - had one this am at Gib acrossjust the road from the farm - also 2 whinchats, 7 wheatears and a dozen wood warblers in the buckthorn in the dunes
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