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Phil Espin
PostPosted: Sat Oct 05, 2013 9:45 am 
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Just had a call from James Siddle, Kev Wilson has found a Sibe Stonechat at Gib this morning. It is just past the field studies building and last seen flying into the bushes on the far side of the creek.
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Relocated beyond the Field Studies Building mid-afternoon (05/10/13)

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Russell Hayes
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Location: Bardney
Siberian Stonechat still present but distant when I left at 16:00pm associating mainly with a Male European Stonechat as viewed from near Lill's Hut

Also seen today were 8 Common Cranes flying off into the distance.
Yellow-browed Warbler near sykes farm entrance.
Kingfisher & Pintail from Jacksons
Small flock of Redwing 6 birds flew into the plantation with 8 Mistle Thrush

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Katherine Birkett
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My first 'Sibe' - hit the 'big time'!

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Also three spotted redshank and around 60 black tailed godwit on the Mere
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James Siddle
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Also today at Gib:

Jack Snipe - Jackson's
Long-eared Owl - East dunes
Hen Harrier - male
Marsh Harrier - 1S
Buzzard - 1S
Merlin - imm Fem
Hobby - 1S
Spot Red - 9
Reed Bunt - 200+
Northern Wheatear - 1
Eider - 6S
Greenshank - 2
Pintail - 1
Ring Ouzel -Imm Male
Garden Warbler - 1
Chiffchaff - 20

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