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11 Apr 2024 17:00 #8409
by Jim Wright
Cleethorpes sightings was created by Jim Wright
Between them, I reckon there were 6,000-plus shorebirds - dunlin, knot, grey plover and godwit - at the Cleethorpes outer beach hight tide roost at 10am today.
I wouldn't be surprised if there were at least 3,000 oystercatchers.
I also counted c 150 very noisy curlew, 6 Brent geese, 10 cormorants.
A surprise was the single duck - provisionally identified as a female eider - that waddled off the beach into the sea.
I wouldn't be surprised if there were at least 3,000 oystercatchers.
I also counted c 150 very noisy curlew, 6 Brent geese, 10 cormorants.
A surprise was the single duck - provisionally identified as a female eider - that waddled off the beach into the sea.
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