Black-faced Bunting Donna Nook 29/10.

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01 Nov 2024 18:33 #9057 by Geoff Williams
Replied by Geoff Williams on topic Black-faced Bunting Donna Nook 29/10.
No sign of the B-f Bunting today but it's not easy to find, so it could still be around, highlights today, the ringtail Hen Harrier, 2 Spoonbills, 1 Gt White Egret and a flock of Brent Geese on the realignment.
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31 Oct 2024 21:13 #9054 by Pete Locking
Replied by Pete Locking on topic Black-faced Bunting Donna Nook 29/10.
Spent two hours at Donna Nook yesterday (Wednesday 30th.) looking for the bunting with no luck. However, it was a pleasant morning and it was nice to catch up with the many other birders present. Other birds seen were 2 Spoonbill, 3 Goosander, Hen Harrier and 2 Rock Pipits.

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29 Oct 2024 23:04 #9051 by Geoff Williams
Black-faced Bunting Donna Nook 29/10. was created by Geoff Williams
The Bunting was still around today near the end  of the track to Pyes Hall. If anyone has some seed I would think it would show better than it has so far (it appears it works for the other birds in the UK).
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