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08 Jul 2018 22:29 #912
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8/7/18- 2 Avocet, 2 juv. Ringed Plover, 70 Lapwing, 3 Ruff, 15 Black-tailed Godwit and 14 Green Sandpiper.
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04 Jul 2018 20:10 #903
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Early evening 4/7- greenshank, 3 green sandpiper, 2 avocet, 10 blackwits.
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24 Jun 2018 21:32 #887
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24/6- A brood of 8 Shelduck, 7 Teal, 3 Buzzard, 4 Avocet, 1 LRP, 59 Lapwing, 2 Green Sandpiper, 2 Common Gull and a Great spotted Woodpecker.
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21 Jun 2018 21:55 #880
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21/6- 1 Snipe, 6 Green Sand and 2 Avocet.
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20 Jun 2018 22:25 - 20 Jun 2018 22:29 #878
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20/6 evening visit, A report of a Wood Sand on RBA at 1230 today, it was still here on the second flash with 7 Green Sand and 2 Avocet, viewed from the shed hide. A Barn Owl was hunting.
19/6 a LRP dropped in for a while.
19/6 a LRP dropped in for a while.
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12 May 2018 15:55 #813
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12/5, 2 Oystercatcher, 8 Avocet, 1 Black-tailed Godwit, 1 Greenshank and 2 Common Sandpiper.
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