Inland Wader-fest.

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19 Mar 2018 13:00 #554 by Brian Hedley
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Most of the actual site (fields) alongside the Trent are private I'm afraid but can be viewed over from the top of the adjacent flood bank where there is a public footpath. Basically, follow Trent Port Road in Marton down to the end, park up safely, and follow footpath southwards along main flood bank.
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18 Mar 2018 18:50 #552 by Alan Hudson
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Can you tell me where do I access this site as I sometimes go to Torksey car boot and would like to drop in n
ow and then

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18 Mar 2018 17:23 - 18 Mar 2018 17:24 #551 by Brian Hedley
Inland Wader-fest. was created by Brian Hedley
Trent Port (Marton) patch this AM had 8 wader species present including two unexpected species: bar-tailed godwit (my first patch record) plus greenshank. Others comprised 4 oycs, 58 goldies, 6 redshank, 95 lapwings, 3 curlews and 5 snipe. There were also 4 ruff and 2 dunlins here on the 15th March but couldn't see them today. Brings patch year list up to 91 species.
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