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24 Sep 2021 18:22 - 24 Sep 2021 19:52 #4560
by Jim Wright
Replied by Jim Wright on topic Cleethorpes Near Wonderland Market
I missed your two purple sandpipers, Alan.
These were what I was looking for at the whale's tail rock armour at 9am today but couldn't pick any out. My excuse is that I was struggling a bit gazing into the low sun.
I saw PS's there last autumn and winter, always with turnstones (but keeping their distance).
It's a decent bit of high tide habitat for both waders and gulls (and cormorants).
Incidentally, what's the definitive ID on this one that joined the party? I'm opting for dunlin but more than happy to be contradicted.
These were what I was looking for at the whale's tail rock armour at 9am today but couldn't pick any out. My excuse is that I was struggling a bit gazing into the low sun.
I saw PS's there last autumn and winter, always with turnstones (but keeping their distance).
It's a decent bit of high tide habitat for both waders and gulls (and cormorants).
Incidentally, what's the definitive ID on this one that joined the party? I'm opting for dunlin but more than happy to be contradicted.
Last edit: 24 Sep 2021 19:52 by Jim Wright.
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