Messingham Sand Quarry This Morning

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29 Jan 2023 19:32 #6438 by Rob Stevenson
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We were there this morning for the first time this year, and saw a Green Woodpecker too. Looking back it is the third time we have seen one at MSQ.

Also of note today, a GSW drumming - first we have heard this year. 
1 Great Egret
a lone f Goldeneye
86 Gadwall
25 Pochard
a couple of large Siskin flocks with handfuls of Lesser Redpoll among them

We have never managed to catch up with the RCP there though.

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29 Jan 2023 11:05 #6430 by Elizabeth Davies
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Visited yesterday and saw a Green Woodpecker. I've only ever seen GSWs there before.
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04 Jan 2023 17:57 #6314 by Elizabeth Davies
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Great White Egret and Red-crested Pochard amongst the usual suspects today
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20 Dec 2022 14:30 #6260 by Alan Hudson
Messingham Sand Quarry This Morning was created by Alan Hudson
Mute Swan 4
Greylag Goose 46
Shelduck 5
Cormorant 5
G W Egret 1
Lapwing 2
Moorhen 1
Coot 2
Teal 380
Wigeon 2
Goldeneye 2F
Gadwall 17
Shoveler 8
B H Gull 27
Common Gull 8
Kestrel 1
Buzzard 1
Marsh Harrier 1
Pheasant 2
Blue Tit 5
L T Tit 8
Robin 10
Dunnock 3
Goldcrest 3
Cettis Warbler 1
Chaffinch 12
Goldfinch 2
Siskin 1
Blackbird 11
Jackdaw 1
Magpie 1
Crow 2
 
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