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 Post subject: In and around Saltfleet.
PostPosted: Mon Oct 29, 2012 6:52 pm 
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Location: Saltfleet and Tipton, West Mids.
At Saltfleet Haven this morning there were 2 Ring Ouzel.
Pyes Hall had 1 Woodcock, 3 Goldcrest and many Robin.
In the late afternoon viewed from the hide at Saltfleetby St. Clements a female Hen Harrier, 1 Short-eared Owl and 3 Barn Owl were hunting over the grasslands.


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Location: Saltfleet and Tipton, West Mids.
A Ring Ouzel was still showing well this morning at Saltfleet Haven, a Swallow rested in a tree before heading south and a Brambling was calling. There was a possible Barred Warbler which disappeared into the Sea Buckthorn.
I've noticed an increase in sightings of Roe Deer this year and today I saw a dead one at the side of the road somewhere by Theddlethorpe.
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PostPosted: Wed Oct 31, 2012 8:26 pm 
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Location: Saltfleet and Tipton, West Mids.
The Ring Ouzel was still there this morning feeding up on berries and there were ca.200 Brent Geese on the marsh.
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