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 Post subject: Short-eared Owls
PostPosted: Mon Dec 15, 2014 8:38 pm 
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Location: Doddington Park, Lincoln
Until a few days ago I had never heard of Hawthorpe. I looked it up on Google Earth when I noted some seo's were seen there. The place looked promising so after a tour I finished up there. First I noted two Red Kite as I drove past Twyford Wood.
Arriving at Hawthorpe (an excellent spot) the first bird I noted was another Red Kite and then a distant Short Eared Owl. In the end I saw four short-eared owls in the air together. My first for a couple of years. One even had a mid-air squabble with the kite.
Also in the area were a buzzard, two kestrels and a stonechat
Along with the great northern diver, black necked grebe, green sandpiper and scaup I saw out of the county I would almost say I justified my petrol spend


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 Post subject: Re: Short-eared Owls
PostPosted: Mon Dec 15, 2014 9:27 pm 
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Hi Chris, were you there this afternoon? I was around till about 2.30pm and noted one SEO and several Kites, just wondering if three more put in an appearance after i had left?

Cheers,

Oliver.


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 Post subject: Re: Short-eared Owls
PostPosted: Tue Dec 16, 2014 12:05 am 
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Hello Oliver, I arrived just before three and left about an hour later when it was almost too dark to see anything - big black rain cloud over. I along with another guy saw four in the air in two separate pairs at the same time and about 15:45


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