Messingham Sand Quarry This Morning

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30 Jul 2022 01:51 #5658 by John T Goy
Replied by John T Goy on topic Messingham Sand Quarry This Morning
I have written in the General Section an answer to Alan's question which should get a few people talking or backs up, on these sightings alone there should have been a mention in the LATEST NEWS SIGHTINGS but alas it wasn't worthy of a mention, if I were he I'd be miffed to say the least!! 

No mention of the SAVI WARBLER why?? I can't remember the last time I saw a sighting on forum. The ARCTIC TERNS no mention why?? 

 

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29 Jul 2022 13:22 #5653 by Alan Hudson
Messingham Sand Quarry This Morning was created by Alan Hudson
G W Egret 1
Little Egret 7
Grey Heron 2
Mute Swan 4
Canada Goose 8
Greylag Goose 94
Shelduck 5
Coot 76
Moorhen 20
Green Sandpiper 6
Snipe 1
Lapwing 40
Arctic Tern 3
B H Gulls
Mallard 70
Teal 18
Tufted Duck 12
Buzzard 2
Kingfisher 1
Swallow 9
Swift 4
Sand Martin 3
Blue Tit 4
Great Tit 2
L T Tit 8
Cettis Warbler 1
Blackcap 1
Reed Warbler 5
Wren 2
Robin 1
Linnet 8
Blackbird 2
Starling 3
Crow 2
Woodpigeon 7
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