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16 Nov 2018 12:20 - 16 Nov 2018 14:13 #1293
by Jim Wright
Cleethorpes warbler etc was created by Jim Wright
Willow-chiff at Cleethorpes boating lake at 9am this morning.
On lake in country park, there were two gadwall - first time I have seen the species here. And along with up to a dozen tufted duck were three drake pochard.
No sign of l-t duck at Chapmans pond.
At Humberston, there were 16 shoveler on the Fitties lake - most I have seen here.
Behind Thorpe Park golf course, a lone fieldfare was feeding on a hawthorn bush. It was my first locally since the days of the best from the east.
Goldcrests seem to be in short supply this autumn.
On lake in country park, there were two gadwall - first time I have seen the species here. And along with up to a dozen tufted duck were three drake pochard.
No sign of l-t duck at Chapmans pond.
At Humberston, there were 16 shoveler on the Fitties lake - most I have seen here.
Behind Thorpe Park golf course, a lone fieldfare was feeding on a hawthorn bush. It was my first locally since the days of the best from the east.
Goldcrests seem to be in short supply this autumn.
Last edit: 16 Nov 2018 14:13 by Jim Wright.
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