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13 Apr 2019 19:31 #1738 by Joy Croot
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2 new species this afternoon:
Curlew 4
Buzzard over
No sign of LRPs though, but usual Lapwings, Skylarks, Pied Wag
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12 Apr 2019 11:49 #1732 by John Walker
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The low rainfall this winter after last years drought is having a strong impact on Saltfleetby nnr water levels ,
I have measured only 6mm in the past 4 weeks and water levels are falling noticeably now .
will it rain over the Bank holiday ???
regards John
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10 Apr 2019 18:47 #1721 by Jim Wright
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Brilliant about the LRPs! Best species so far by a country mile.
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09 Apr 2019 21:30 #1720 by Joy Croot
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A pair of Little Ringed Plover and a Dunlin were a lovely surprise today,
along with Lapwing 4, charm of Goldfinches, Skylark 3, and Herring, LBB, GBB Gulls.
Site is desperately in need of water in the lagoons with the surrounding ground being parched and cracked.
Joy
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