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04 Dec 2019 14:20 - 05 Dec 2019 13:16 #2379
by Jim Wright
Cleethorpes sightings today was created by Jim Wright
47 curlew on sand/ mud off leisure centre at 1pm today.
On rock armour whale’s tail off North Prom, 56 herring gulls were preening and four redshank were snoozing. Feeding on the beach nearby were six turnstones and, on the sea, numerous gulls of four species. There have been reports of a purple sandpiper in this area over the past month, but I’ve not managed to detect it.
On lake in country park, there were 20+ coot, 6 tufted duck and one g-c grebe.
On rock armour whale’s tail off North Prom, 56 herring gulls were preening and four redshank were snoozing. Feeding on the beach nearby were six turnstones and, on the sea, numerous gulls of four species. There have been reports of a purple sandpiper in this area over the past month, but I’ve not managed to detect it.
On lake in country park, there were 20+ coot, 6 tufted duck and one g-c grebe.
Last edit: 05 Dec 2019 13:16 by Jim Wright.
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