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Cleethorpes Purple Sandpipers
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23 Mar 2025 21:40 #9423
by Jim Wright
Replied by Jim Wright on topic Cleethorpes Purple Sandpipers
One of the birds appears to have a nylon line attached to one, if not both, of its legs - which would explain its limited mobility.
There was a report of one of the birds being present on a groyne near the rock armour this morning.
There was a report of one of the birds being present on a groyne near the rock armour this morning.
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18 Mar 2025 12:24 #9410
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Three Purple Sandpipers feeding in company of Turnstones on seawall steps between rock armour and Fuller Street bridge between 9am and 9.30pm (high tide) today. One seemed to be struggling with lameness or loss of a leg.
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