The Lincolnshire Bird Club

After nearly 2 weeks absence, I managed to get down to my local walk to see what was about. It was all very quiet. After an hour I'd seen very little and was trudging back to the car. One last scan of the boundary fence posts provided a little white blob in the distance. Once the bins were up I saw the distinctive shape of a barn owl sitting on a post. The 'up' owl had finally shown itself! My 100% record was intact. Every visit since May 24th has yielded at least one barn owl. The only other birds of note last night were:

Kestrel x 3
Egyptian Geese x 2
Greylag Geese x7

Last night's visit yielded the following:

Barn Owl x 1 - lovely views of one of the 'down' owls hunting on his favoured patch
Kestrel x 3
Yellowhammer x 4
Lapwing x 110
Greylag Geese x 5
Long Tailed Tit x 20
Pied Wagtail x 4
Sand Martin x 7
Gadwall x 4
Tufted Duck x 3
Whitethroat
Reed Bunting
Great Tit
Shelduck
Chaffinch
Chiffchaff
Magpie

Well it had to happen at some stage.....not a single barn owl sighted

This is what else was around:
Kestrel
Black Headed Gull x 80
Lapwing x 60
Greylag Geese x 65
Shelduck x 3
Long Tailed Tit
Chiffchaff x 2
Avocet x 3
Sand Martin x3
Red Legged Partridge x 2
Goldfinch x2
Tufted Duck x 4
Grey Heron