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Adam Denard
 Post subject: Doddington 16.12
PostPosted: Sun Dec 16, 2007 4:00 pm 
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Location: Sturton By Stow, Lincoln
Rectangular walk from Doddington village to 'Ash Lound' wood and back to Doddington. c0900 - 10.30. (on public footpaths!!!)

10 Tree sparrow
6 Yellowhammer
15 Blackbird
1 Mistle Thrush
2 Jay
3 Kestrel
1 Grey partridge
300 Black-headed gull
5 long-tailed tit
2 Skylark
2 Meadow pipit
5 Goldfinch
Goldcrest
Great tit
Blue tit.
2 Reed bunting
1 Song thrush
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Sue Tilford
 Post subject: Ash Lound wood
PostPosted: Sun Dec 16, 2007 8:55 pm 
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is Ash Lound wood the wood near to Hughes's factory?
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Adam Denard
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Yes, its just to the north of the settling ponds of the Hughes rendering plant. The wood is private but footpath skirts the southern end which would still allow you to view and hear most species likely to be found.
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