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25 Sep 2022 15:33 - 25 Sep 2022 22:18 #5915
by Jim Wright
Tetney Lock sightings was created by Jim Wright
Distant sightings (uncropped record shots) mid-morning today included :
2 teal
3 shelduck
2 dunlin
1 greenshank
1 common snipe
1 common sandpiper
1 green sandpiper
5 redshank
1 kestrel
1 little grebe
c 50 golden plover which settled on a ploughed field.
Several skeins of p-f geese flew overhead but they were not joined by the two juveniles that seem to be happily and healthily settled in a field of an emerging cereal crop since arriving, exhausted, a few days ago.
2 teal
3 shelduck
2 dunlin
1 greenshank
1 common snipe
1 common sandpiper
1 green sandpiper
5 redshank
1 kestrel
1 little grebe
c 50 golden plover which settled on a ploughed field.
Several skeins of p-f geese flew overhead but they were not joined by the two juveniles that seem to be happily and healthily settled in a field of an emerging cereal crop since arriving, exhausted, a few days ago.
Last edit: 25 Sep 2022 22:18 by Jim Wright.
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