Black Winged Stilts at Messingham?

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07 Aug 2022 16:50 #5707 by Alan Hudson
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Trouble is it's a cat and 2 guinea pigs!
 

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06 Aug 2022 22:18 #5702 by John T Goy
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Pop over with Rover it wont mind lol.

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06 Aug 2022 16:55 #5701 by Pete Locking
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Thanks for the heads up guys. Went this morning and got good views of 5. Unlucky Alan!
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06 Aug 2022 16:24 #5699 by Alan Hudson
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Sods  law isn't  it?  Our local reserve which we go to very often and where are we now ,animal sitting in Chesterfield for the next 10 days! Goodbye mega local reserve tick.
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05 Aug 2022 23:01 #5697 by John T Goy
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Look on twitter Roy Harvey got pic of 5 but there are 4 + 2.

Steve you should be asking the Twitching brigade not on here cos none of them post owt on forum!

I found out earlier from a contact. 

From Roy's pic looks as if the birds are at wader hide area, so I won't be going unless they land in car park.
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05 Aug 2022 23:00 #5696 by Chris Grimshaw
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Yes six up until 13;00 at least. Found by John Harriman I believe
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