Epworth Turberry Nightjars

John T Goy
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24 Jun 2022 01:50 #5518 by John T Goy

Replied by John T Goy on topic Epworth Turberry Nightjars

No I don't but I know where my pal Dave and I saw them at Crowle Moor many years ago along with Long- eared Owl. We used the old hankie trick and the Nightjar's obliged. Remember it well I took a flask and sarnies and two chairs but sadly not a mossy spray lol. A friend told me last year the Nightjar can be seen in Laughton Forest, parking at the gate on the main road A159.

Epworth Turbary was one of my fave places to visit especially for butterfly and hobby, sadly now if I go would have to stay very close to car .

Good luck!

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Alan Hudson
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23 Jun 2022 17:21 #5511 by Alan Hudson

Epworth Turberry Nightjars was created by Alan Hudson

I know where the Turberry is but does anyone know the area in which to see Nightjar?

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