Branston Island Bardney Lock

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22 Jun 2021 19:46 #4201 by Patrick Bell
Replied by Patrick Bell on topic Branston Island Bardney Lock
Thanks, Russell.

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22 Jun 2021 17:20 #4195 by Russell Hayes
Replied by Russell Hayes on topic Branston Island Bardney Lock
Patrick, the Birds were still there today although as distant as they have been.
Access is down the track from the B1190 Bardney Causeway to Lock Farm and follow right to Bardney Lock. Over the first river and under the old railway bridge and cross over the Lock footbridge. Scope from far side of Witham. Alternative walk past the lock cottage and up ramp to cycle path, walk a few hundred yards and view across to the area where the birds are. 
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22 Jun 2021 16:33 #4193 by Patrick Bell
Replied by Patrick Bell on topic Branston Island Bardney Lock
Anyone know if they're still there today,, and if so, how do I find the site, please. (Coming from Louth.)
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Patrick.

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21 Jun 2021 15:32 #4191 by Steve Botham
Branston Island Bardney Lock was created by Steve Botham
Two Common Cranes and Glossy Ibis still present.
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