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Recent Tetney/ Cleethorpes sightings
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23 May 2022 00:29 #5384
by John T Goy
Replied by John T Goy on topic Recent Tetney/ Cleethorpes sightings
Wheatear is a corker! And Yellow Wag not bad either ![;)]( ";)")
Not had any of your 3 sightings in/over garden but you never know, if Pete can do it ![:)]( ":)")
Not had any of your 3 sightings in/over garden but you never know, if Pete can do it 
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22 May 2022 18:36 - 22 May 2022 18:39 #5380
by Jim Wright
Recent Tetney/ Cleethorpes sightings was created by Jim Wright
Records for Tetney Lock area this morning included wheatear, yellow wagtail, willow warbler (singing) and lesser whitethroat (singing).
Yesterday (5.30pm) a common tern did a few feeding circults of lake at Cleethorpes country park before flying off north-west over nearby houses.
On Thursday, there were three wheatears on Cleethorpes outer beach.
Yesterday (5.30pm) a common tern did a few feeding circults of lake at Cleethorpes country park before flying off north-west over nearby houses.
On Thursday, there were three wheatears on Cleethorpes outer beach.
Last edit: 22 May 2022 18:39 by Jim Wright.
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