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03 Nov 2022 13:30 - 03 Nov 2022 17:47 #6092
by Jim Wright
Cleethorpes Local Nature Reserve was created by Jim Wright
Highlights on Cleethorpes Local Nature Reserve between 9-10.15 am today included:
Brambling (2) - spot one of them, if you can, on lower right of of photo
Blackcap (1 fem/juv)
Stonechat (2) - with something in beak
Song thrush (1)
Bullfinch (2)
Goldcrest (1)
Whooper swan (15 overhead)
Robins, chaffinches, wrens, blue tits, greenfinches and dunnocks were all very conspicuous - and flighty - but I didn't count them.
Meanwhile, on the pond at the north end of the boating lake there was a juvenile grey wagtail (briefly accompanied by a wren).
Brambling (2) - spot one of them, if you can, on lower right of of photo
Blackcap (1 fem/juv)
Stonechat (2) - with something in beak
Song thrush (1)
Bullfinch (2)
Goldcrest (1)
Whooper swan (15 overhead)
Robins, chaffinches, wrens, blue tits, greenfinches and dunnocks were all very conspicuous - and flighty - but I didn't count them.
Meanwhile, on the pond at the north end of the boating lake there was a juvenile grey wagtail (briefly accompanied by a wren).
Last edit: 03 Nov 2022 17:47 by Jim Wright.
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