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16 Apr 2025 15:01 #9469 by Jim Wright
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Pleased to hear it, Nick. Thanks for letting me know. Thanks also to Kim for being kind enough to dash back. How thoughtful of her. By then I'd already set off for Tetney Lock (where the best I could manage were a song thrush and a mistle thrush in the allotment  patch).

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16 Apr 2025 12:28 #9468 by Nick Coulbeck
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Jim, we managed a brief 30 second spot of it at the field at the bottom of the track. Kim dashed back to find you, I tried to find a better vantage point through the hedge... but by the time I had and Kim came back, it was nowhere to be seen!
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15 Apr 2025 21:34 #9467 by Jim Wright
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Thanks Pete. On past form, I think it could remain for a few days - and perhaps be joined by two or three more. Hope so. 
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15 Apr 2025 20:08 #9465 by Pete Locking
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Nice spot Jim, and good pics. I went out looking for Ring Ouzel this morning but couldn't find one.

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15 Apr 2025 17:41 - 15 Apr 2025 17:41 #9462 by Jim Wright
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Latest I've ever seen a Fieldfare in Lincolnshire - and there was a bonus.

These birds were in the largest of three horse fields at top of South Sea Lane, Humberston, at 1.45pm today.  
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