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Tetney Lock sightings : Nov 27
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02 Dec 2022 12:42 #6205
by Nick Coulbeck
Replied by Nick Coulbeck on topic Tetney Lock sightings : Nov 27
Great numbers of Brent and Lapwing today.
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27 Nov 2022 15:50 - 27 Nov 2022 15:52 #6179
by Jim Wright
Tetney Lock sightings : Nov 27 was created by Jim Wright
Late-morning sightings in Tetney Lock area included:
c 150 golden plover
c 20 lapwings
2 teal
c 300 starlings
c 300 Brent geese
c 30 curlews
1 great spotted woodpecker
2 fieldfares
11 redwings
1 Cetti's warbler, seen (miracle!) as well as heard
Reed buntings and chaffinches were also conspicuous though I didn't count them
Cyling back to Cleethorpes along Tetney trail, star birds were:
1 siskin
1 willow/chiff
However, no raptors.
A few record pix attached
c 150 golden plover
c 20 lapwings
2 teal
c 300 starlings
c 300 Brent geese
c 30 curlews
1 great spotted woodpecker
2 fieldfares
11 redwings
1 Cetti's warbler, seen (miracle!) as well as heard
Reed buntings and chaffinches were also conspicuous though I didn't count them
Cyling back to Cleethorpes along Tetney trail, star birds were:
1 siskin
1 willow/chiff
However, no raptors.
A few record pix attached
Last edit: 27 Nov 2022 15:52 by Jim Wright.
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