Covenham Reservoir 19/11/22

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22 Nov 2022 19:17 #6154 by Chris Atkin
Replied by Chris Atkin on topic Covenham Reservoir 19/11/22
Black Redstart present again this morning but is generally elusive (first seen last Thursday). Also 10 Goosander, 2 Pintail and an adult Med Gull this afternoon. 

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22 Nov 2022 10:50 #6153 by Danny Walsh
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22 nov 8:30- to 9:30 - singles of snow bunting, G N diver, V scoter, slavonian Grebe, dunlin, Y L gull and grey wagtail
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20 Nov 2022 16:15 #6141 by Russell Hayes
Replied by Russell Hayes on topic Covenham Reservoir 19/11/22
GND still present along North Wall this afternoon also Snow Bunting. Saw Velvet Scoter on East and West walls but may be same bird.
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20 Nov 2022 16:08 #6140 by Nick Coulbeck
Replied by Nick Coulbeck on topic Covenham Reservoir 19/11/22
Only one Velvet this afternoon around 2pm. No sign of Diver.
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19 Nov 2022 20:47 #6134 by Pete Locking
Replied by Pete Locking on topic Covenham Reservoir 19/11/22
Got close up views of the 2 Velvet Scoters and a very close view of a Little Gull. (Did it have bird flue?) I couldn't find the G.N. Diver though in the choppy water.

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19 Nov 2022 19:29 #6133 by Geoff Williams
Covenham Reservoir 19/11/22 was created by Geoff Williams
1 Little Auk flew through, 1 Gt Northern Diver, 2 Velvet Scoter and a Common Scoter.
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