Cleethorpes waxwing

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09 Mar 2020 13:49 #2589 by Jim Wright
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At least one reported this morning (March 9), but it was not in evidence at noon.

Also at country park, pair of gc grebes in courtship display and one chiffchaff singing.

There was another willow / chiff flitting about in shrubs at edge of caravan park, near Humberston Fitties pool, but this bird was silent.

Elsewhere, there was a stonechat on bushes opposite chalets on Cleethorpes coastal country path.
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08 Mar 2020 12:25 #2581 by Jim Wright
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Now (noon today) two waxwings at this location. Steady stream of birders to watch them.

Also two great crested grebes on water
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06 Mar 2020 11:21 #2573 by Jim Wright
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Still present at same location this morning (at least up to 10am) but more mobile and prone to disappearing from view.
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05 Mar 2020 18:15 #2568 by Jim Wright
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Single waxwing 4-4.45 pm today on lakeside hawthorn near car park at Cleethorpes Country Park
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