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Tetney Lock/ Humberston sightings
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25 Apr 2023 16:04 - 25 Apr 2023 16:05 #6893
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Tetney Lock sightings this morning included:
1 greenshank
50+ redshank
1 black swan
1 little egret
1 common sandpiper
2 teal
1 dunlin (I think)
1 kestrel
Individual swallows passing through
1 sedge warbler
1 reed warbler
Nearby, a corn bunting was singing in a field of oilseed rape much decimated by 2,000+ woodpigeons. There was also a buzzard overhead and three singing whitethroats.
In Cleethorpes, a willow warbler was singing in the grounds of Ashgrove Care Home off North Sea Lane.
1 greenshank
50+ redshank
1 black swan
1 little egret
1 common sandpiper
2 teal
1 dunlin (I think)
1 kestrel
Individual swallows passing through
1 sedge warbler
1 reed warbler
Nearby, a corn bunting was singing in a field of oilseed rape much decimated by 2,000+ woodpigeons. There was also a buzzard overhead and three singing whitethroats.
In Cleethorpes, a willow warbler was singing in the grounds of Ashgrove Care Home off North Sea Lane.
Last edit: 25 Apr 2023 16:05 by Jim Wright.
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22 Apr 2023 15:11 - 22 Apr 2023 16:38 #6884
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Greenshank still present this morning. Also 1 whimbrel calling overhead, 2 reed warblers, 1 sedge warbler, 1 wheatear and up to 10 swallows trickling through individually or in twos.
Had my first housemartin of year over Humbeston Fitties.
The long-staying black swan flew over RSPB Tetney Marshes, showing conspicuous amount of white.
Had my first housemartin of year over Humbeston Fitties.
The long-staying black swan flew over RSPB Tetney Marshes, showing conspicuous amount of white.
Last edit: 22 Apr 2023 16:38 by Jim Wright.
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19 Apr 2023 12:27 #6873
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Tetney Lock sightings was created by Jim Wright
Highlights at Tetney Lock outfall sluice this morning included two swallows perched on a ploughed field, a yellow wagtail and a greenshank.
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