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Cleethorpes sightings
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16 Feb 2024 18:20 - 16 Feb 2024 20:42 #8169
by Jim Wright
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Plenty of waders on Cleethorpes outer (south) beach today:
4,000 + knot
c 150 curlew
c 300 oystercatchers
c 100 bar-tailed godwit
Redshank, dunlin, sanderling, turnstone and ringed plovers were also conspicuous though I didn't count these.
There was also a single golden plover which seemed out of place on the sand.
On nearby buckthorn were two stonechats, one Cetti's warbler and one (somewhat puffy) kestrel.
4,000 + knot
c 150 curlew
c 300 oystercatchers
c 100 bar-tailed godwit
Redshank, dunlin, sanderling, turnstone and ringed plovers were also conspicuous though I didn't count these.
There was also a single golden plover which seemed out of place on the sand.
On nearby buckthorn were two stonechats, one Cetti's warbler and one (somewhat puffy) kestrel.
Last edit: 16 Feb 2024 20:42 by Jim Wright.
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