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18 Apr 2022 13:51 #5242
by Nick Coulbeck
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Still a few hanging about.
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13 Apr 2022 15:37 - 13 Apr 2022 15:41 #5216
by Jim Wright
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And there were eight on the sea bank between Humberston Fitties and Tetney Lock this morning.
Also at Tetney Lock: Two stock doves and a singing corn bunting.
In Cleethorpes Country Park, a willow warbler was singing.
Also at Tetney Lock: Two stock doves and a singing corn bunting.
In Cleethorpes Country Park, a willow warbler was singing.
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12 Apr 2022 17:28 - 12 Apr 2022 17:29 #5213
by Nick Coulbeck
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There seems to be a large influx of Wheaties at the moment. I saw four at Covenham in the morning, then found another four at Tetney blow wells a couple of hours later, only then to receive a Whatsapp message saying eight! were showing at Cress marsh!
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