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Cleethorpes shorebirds
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27 Mar 2023 19:37 - 27 Mar 2023 20:08 #6729
by Jim Wright
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60 turnstones roosting on south side of rock armour whale’s tail at high tide (noon) today plus a further two on breakwater opposite Scoops ice cream parlour.
Feeding near the construction site of the proposed new lifeboat house were 60 knots (none showing even a hint of red in plumage).
Oystercatchers were, as ever, plentiful, but curlew now down to single figures ( didn’t precisely count either species).
Feeding near the construction site of the proposed new lifeboat house were 60 knots (none showing even a hint of red in plumage).
Oystercatchers were, as ever, plentiful, but curlew now down to single figures ( didn’t precisely count either species).
Last edit: 27 Mar 2023 20:08 by Jim Wright.
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