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Cleethorpes sightings
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05 Jun 2024 20:39 - 05 Jun 2024 20:40 #8615
by Jim Wright
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Oystercatchers expected, I thought most of our autumn/ winter shorebirds would all be much further north by this time of year, but there was a group roosting on the outer beach off Cleethorpes Leisure Centre this evening.
Hard to be sure without a scope but I think most were knot with a few godwits (or the other way round). A ringed plover also flew past.
Closer in, there was a party of starlings and a young pied wagtail was being fed by a parent.
Hard to be sure without a scope but I think most were knot with a few godwits (or the other way round). A ringed plover also flew past.
Closer in, there was a party of starlings and a young pied wagtail was being fed by a parent.
Last edit: 05 Jun 2024 20:40 by Jim Wright.
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