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Singing chiffchaff
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29 Sep 2023 21:36 - 29 Sep 2023 21:37 #7722
by Jim Wright
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A chiffchaff was singing well high in a tree at Cleethorpes Boating Lake just after 8 o'clock this morning.
At the nearby foreshore nature reserve, about five willow/chiffs were noted, plus two blackcaps (one male, one female/juv), one goldcrest, three robins, two singing Cetti's warblers, c 10 greenfinches, c 10 goldfinches, two dunnocks and c10 swallows.
On the saltmarsh near the leisure centre, a mute swan was was with the shorebirds.
I saw four common terns - one on central beach and three perched on breakwaters.
At the nearby foreshore nature reserve, about five willow/chiffs were noted, plus two blackcaps (one male, one female/juv), one goldcrest, three robins, two singing Cetti's warblers, c 10 greenfinches, c 10 goldfinches, two dunnocks and c10 swallows.
On the saltmarsh near the leisure centre, a mute swan was was with the shorebirds.
I saw four common terns - one on central beach and three perched on breakwaters.
Last edit: 29 Sep 2023 21:37 by Jim Wright.
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