Pink feet geese

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14 Oct 2023 10:28 - 14 Oct 2023 10:29 #7777 by John Walker
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As it’s the weekend for national pink feet geese counts, I took a 1 hour watch of the Saltfleetby nnr roost
i estimated 4800 leaving the roost in various skeins over a 50 minute period
also 4 whooper swans south over foreshore and heard more not seen as walking back through dunes.

regards. John 
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06 Oct 2023 08:27 #7750 by John Walker
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now c 3500   PF roosting
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03 Oct 2023 12:29 #7737 by John Walker
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031023

c 2000 pink feet geese left the foreshore roost this morning

John

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30 Sep 2023 10:00 - 30 Sep 2023 10:01 #7726 by John Walker
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A very high tide this morning at sunrise  (300923) and  c 1200 pink feet geese leaving roost in various skeins .

regards John 
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29 Sep 2023 17:22 #7721 by John Walker
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Total of 636 feeding on local fields north of Churchill Lane,Theddlethorpe this morning 
also a few skeins over southwards c 320 during morning.

John
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26 Sep 2023 19:20 #7703 by Stephen Routledge
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A good number on my local patch at East Halton at the weekend,with 2419 leaving their regular roost on Cherry Cobb Sand in Yorkshire to feed on stubble at East Halton.
 A further 615 birds joined them during the day making for a welcome sight and sound.

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Steve.
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