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PostPosted: Tue Jan 01, 2013 6:35 pm 
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Boultham Mere (30.12.2012): Tufted Duck, Coot, Shoveller, Goosander(2), Black Headed Gull, Lesser Black Backed Gull, Wood Pigeon, Willow tit(2), Great tit, Blue Tit, Reed Bunting.

Swanholme Lakes (1.1.2013): Wigeon(6+), Black Headed Gull(100+), Long Tailed Tit(6+), Goosander(3+), Gadwall(6+),
Mallard(6+), Coot(24+), Cormorant(2), Great Crested Grebe, Crow, Mute Swan(4), Greylag Goose.


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PostPosted: Thu Jan 03, 2013 8:15 pm 
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Location: Doddington Park, Lincoln
Swanholme Lakes, Thursday (3rd) afternoon from 14:00
goosander 12f 8m - only 2 pairs initially
red crested pochard 1 pair
great spotted woodpecker 1
shoveler 5m 4f
teal 2
grey heron 1
great crested grebe 3
black headed gull 2000 - many on the pit by the Swanholme Tavern pub half a hour before dusk. Strangely no other gulls on the Lakes
wigeon 100
tufted duck 100
coot 300
mute swan 30
cormorant 10
carrion crow
jackdaw 100. judging by early morning fly overs there must be a big night time roost here


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PostPosted: Thu Jan 03, 2013 10:03 pm 
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There certainly is a big night time roost Chris.

Around 3-4000 (sometimes more) corvids roost in Hartsholme and Swanholme consisting of Jackdaw, Rook and Carrion Crow. The sight and sound is spectacular on a winters evening and well worth hanging around until dusk/dark to witness if your in the area. A great end to a birding day.

Matthew


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PostPosted: Fri Jan 04, 2013 9:55 am 
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Would there be enough interest in getting a couple of winter (jan, feb & mar) organised counts on the corvid roost? I am guessing we would need between 5-10 people to be present from about an hour before dusk? PM me if you would like to be involved?

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