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18 Apr 2024 15:08 #8430
by Jim Wright
Tetney Marshes area sightings was created by Jim Wright
Sightings this morning included two firsts (for me) of the year - yellow wagtail and sedge warbler.
A willow warbler and at least one blackcap are still singing (as Sunday) at the copse near Tetney outfall sluice.
Whitethroats are on the increase, and it was good to see a short-eared owl and a few avocet in pools near North Cotes.
There are still some Brent geese lingering .
A willow warbler and at least one blackcap are still singing (as Sunday) at the copse near Tetney outfall sluice.
Whitethroats are on the increase, and it was good to see a short-eared owl and a few avocet in pools near North Cotes.
There are still some Brent geese lingering .
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