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Trent Port Whoopers etc 25/03
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25 Mar 2018 15:29 - 25 Mar 2018 15:36 #579
by Brian Hedley
Trent Port Whoopers etc 25/03 was created by Brian Hedley
25 March 2018
09.30-12.00
A good morning around Marton Village/Trent Port area with 64 species noted including:
Fly-through marsh harrier
Raven
Whooper Swan 26 (2imm) settled on River Trent
Little owl
Siskin 3 over
Shelduck 4
Oystercatcher 2
Redshank 8
Snipe 2
Curlew 4
Buzzard 16 noted during 360 scan of general area
Shoveler 4
Gadwall 10
Teal 2
Wigeon 96
Grey partridge 2
Non-bird sightings included buff-tailed and tree bumblebees, small tortoiseshell, peacock and 5 hares.
09.30-12.00
A good morning around Marton Village/Trent Port area with 64 species noted including:
Fly-through marsh harrier
Raven
Whooper Swan 26 (2imm) settled on River Trent
Little owl
Siskin 3 over
Shelduck 4
Oystercatcher 2
Redshank 8
Snipe 2
Curlew 4
Buzzard 16 noted during 360 scan of general area
Shoveler 4
Gadwall 10
Teal 2
Wigeon 96
Grey partridge 2
Non-bird sightings included buff-tailed and tree bumblebees, small tortoiseshell, peacock and 5 hares.
Last edit: 25 Mar 2018 15:36 by Brian Hedley.
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