Messingham Sand Quarry This Morning

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14 Feb 2023 15:08 #6533 by Nick Coulbeck
Replied by Nick Coulbeck on topic Messingham Sand Quarry This Morning
Very foggy day at MSQ this morning. Not been here for awhile (since before lockdown I think), but was worth the visit. Good numbers of Gadwall, Shovelar, Shelduck, Teal and the usual suspects. The highlight of the morning being a flock of approx. 25 Siskin staying above me on the hide approach walk, and then on the walk to Wader hide a flock of approx. 15 Redpoll doing the same.
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06 Feb 2023 14:16 #6487 by Alan Hudson
Messingham Sand Quarry This Morning was created by Alan Hudson
Cormorant 14
Canada Goose 2
Greylag Goose 17
Mute Swan 3
G W Egret 1
Little Egret 2
Lapwing 15
Coot 39
Moorhen 4
Shelduck 17
Red C Pochard 1m 1 f
Gadwall 129
Goldeneye 1m
Mallard 31
Shoveler 14
Teal 2
Tufted Duck 60
Common Gull 33
B H Gull 200+
Buzzard 1
Cettis Warbler 3
Reed Bunting 2
Robin 10
Blue Tit 5
Coal Tit 3
Great Tit 6
L T Tit 5
Goldcrest 1
Dunnock 4
Chaffinch 14
Bullfinch 2
Blackbird 11
Song Thrush 2
Magpie 1
Crow 2
Woodpigeon 3
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