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Tetney Marshes flood bank songbirds
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01 May 2025 21:36 #9491
by Jim Wright
Tetney Marshes flood bank songbirds was created by Jim Wright
A few years ago, the Environment Agency spent a fortune removing hawthorn and other shrubs from the flood bank bordering the RSPB's Tetney Marshes reserves. But now they have regrown, and it's once again a magnet for songbirds such as Sedge Warbler, Whitethroat, Linnet, Goldfinch and occasionally Dunnock, Wren and a perching Wheatear.
Unrelated but a female Hen Harrier and a Short-eared Owl were hunting on the marshes on Monday morning of this week.
Unrelated but a female Hen Harrier and a Short-eared Owl were hunting on the marshes on Monday morning of this week.
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