Cress Marsh

Phil Jones
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07 Dec 2020 07:37 #3455 by Phil Jones

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No sign of the GWE around midday but a surprise Green Sandpiper flew into the field nearest the car cark then flew away calling into the caravan/motorhome place next door.

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Jon Drakes
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06 Dec 2020 12:41 #3446 by Jon Drakes

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A Great Egret made a brief appearance on site this morning. First seen feeding on the far bank of the lagoon, before moving onto the "field" scrapes.
It had departed by the time I left site at approx 10:30am.

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Jon

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Joy Croot
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01 Dec 2020 20:33 #3420 by Joy Croot

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2 female Scaup on pools to left of Long Path about half way along ( approx E4 on hide map). Found yesterday morning by Stephen Meek: still present this afternoon.
Also 2 Whooper Swan present briefly yesterday afternoon.

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