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Tetney Lock sightings
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11 Apr 2025 14:27 - 11 Apr 2025 14:29 #9457
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Still approx 70 Brent Geese tarrying before their long flight north. They were sharing same field this morning with three hares and five Shelduck.
On edge of the the canal were a couple of Dunlin.
Also in vicinity was a Mistle Thrush and two singing Whitethroats (my first of the year).
I'm still waiting for my first Wheatears and Yellow Wagtails of 2025.
On edge of the the canal were a couple of Dunlin.
Also in vicinity was a Mistle Thrush and two singing Whitethroats (my first of the year).
I'm still waiting for my first Wheatears and Yellow Wagtails of 2025.
Last edit: 11 Apr 2025 14:29 by Jim Wright.
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06 Apr 2025 20:40 - 06 Apr 2025 20:41 #9450
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Highlights at Tetney Lock outfall sluice this morning included two Swallows (one singing), 42 Brent Geese (in company of 11 Shelduck) and two detergent-scrutinising Oystercatchers.
There was a hare in a field off South Sea Lane in Humberston.
There was a hare in a field off South Sea Lane in Humberston.
Last edit: 06 Apr 2025 20:41 by Jim Wright.
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