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 Post subject: kingfishers
PostPosted: Fri Jul 29, 2011 9:33 pm 
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Hi all, Getting worried ........... I haven't seen a kingfisher this year. Where is the best place to catch one locally to lincoln.................. and whilst we are on the subject of my miserable lists , it's years since I have seen a long eared owl..................... and more importantly where is the best for both marsh tit and willow tit in lincolnshire....................... born in louth but exiled for years and now seeking forgiveness
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 Post subject: Re: kingfishers
PostPosted: Fri Jul 29, 2011 9:46 pm 
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Hi Danny,
Can't help with Long-eared Owl. Kingfishers have been ringed at Newball (Barlings River) and Donington on Bain in the last month . Willow Tit numbers are rapidly declining but the nearest place to Lincoln where both Marsh Tit and Willow Tit occurred a few years ago was Potterhanworth Wood. I haven't checked it out recently but it may still be the case.
Stuart


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 Post subject: Re: kingfishers
PostPosted: Sun Jul 31, 2011 5:31 pm 
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Danny, the Louth Canal either side of Ticklepenny Lock isgood for Kingfishers so if you are really serious about seeking forgiveness for your exile to Lincoln I am sure the locals wouldn't mind if you come back for a look.:-) Sadly Willow Tits are now extremely scarce in Louth and never seen a Marsh Tit over here. LEOs have been very thin on the ground in recent years too.

Stuart, that Kingfisher caught at Donington wasn't a juv by any chance was it. Kingfisher still need confirming in TF28.


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 Post subject: Re: kingfishers
PostPosted: Sun Jul 31, 2011 8:50 pm 
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Sorry Phil, the Donington and Newball birds were both adult males.


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