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Ian Birch
 Post subject: River trent knaith
PostPosted: Sun Oct 14, 2012 9:09 pm 
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Location: Knaith, Gainsborough
14 October
mid morning

4 Little egret perched and preening in dead willows on Knaith marsh just over the river Trent opposite Knaith Hall near Gainsborough.
This spot always holds a nice range of waterfowl and other 'goodies' but is just over the border in Notts but can be watched on the Lincs side from the Trent bank.

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