The Lincolnshire Bird Club

Epic before dawn and until dusk session in South Lincs with Dave Roberts yesterday, mainly in fairly inclement weather.

Birds recorded;

Barn Owl
Tawny Owl
Song Thrush
Carrion Crow
Rook
Buzzard
Wren
Woodpigeon
Blackbird
Goldfinch
Canada Goose
Kestrel
Chaffinch
Jackdaw
Blackcap
Magpie
Greylag Goose
Mallard
Teal
Oystercatcher
Moorhen
Stock Dove
Green Sandpiper (9), Marston, Frampton, Freiston & Kirkby on Bain
Grey Heron
Little Ringed Plover
Pheasant
Whitethroat
Sedge Warbler
Reed Warbler
Curlew
House Martin
Starling
Yellowhammer
Collared Dove
Sparrowhawk
Greenfinch
Linnet
Swallow
Chiffchaff
House Sparrow
Lesser Black-backed Gull
Peregrine (4), various sites
Skylark
Corn Bunting 6, Ancaster
Black-headed Gull
Robin
Tufted Duck
Mute Swan
Coot
Great Crested Grebe
Little Grebe
Great Spotted Woodpecker
Blue Tit
Willow Warbler
Green Woodpecker
Great Tit
Goldcrest
Spotted Flycatcher 2, Ancaster
Treecreeper
Swift
Mediterranean Gull 1 ad., middle of no-where! Flew over, outlier to a group of Black-headed Gull’s.
Feral Pigeon
Pochard
Little Egret
Reed Bunting
Turtle Dove 2, Frampton
Herring Gull
Shelduck
Ruff
Lapwing
Marsh Harrier 1 ad. male, Frampton
Black-tailed Godwit
Wigeon
Meadow Pipit
Redshank
Snipe 8, Frampton
Gadwall
Shoveler
Cormorant
Ringed Plover
Curlew Sandpiper 1 ad., Frampton
Dunlin
Yellow Wagtail
Common Sandpiper 5, Freiston
Common Tern
Tree Sparrow
Greenshank 1, Freiston
Eider
Gannet 1N, Freiston
Great Black-backed Gull
Whimbrel (c20), Frampton & Freiston
Bar-tailed Godwit c30, Freiston
Turnstone 6, Freiston
Golden Plover
Grey Plover 1 sum plum, Freiston
Knot c1000, Freiston
Dark-bellied Brent Goose
Sand Martin
Wood Sandpiper 1 pristine juv type, Freiston reservoir. 100th sp. seen!
Common Gull
Red-legged Partridge
Egyptian Goose
Jay
Lesser Whitethroat
Dunnock!
Grey Partridge
Little Owl

108 sp.

Visiting; Belton, Marston, Ancaster, Frampton, Freiston also Kirkby on Bain.

With thanks to Dave and Sharon for the (michelin stars worthy) evening meal, hospitality and accommodation prior to the main event!

Regards,

Ben

Worth giving the South Forty Foot a quick once-over; seen at least 1, and possibly 2 Kingfishers flying over the water. Also seen Great Crested Grebe, Little Grebe, Grey Heron, Cormorant, Common Tern, Pochard and Goldeneye on the stretch between Chain Bridge and Hubberts Bridge. Occasional Yellow Wagtail on the banks either side. Sedge and Reed warbler can be present in the reeds on the other side of Chain Bridge. A plentiful supply of Woodpigeons has regularly attracted Sparrowhawk too.

Also Linnet, Kingfisher again and Little Owl along the North Forty Foot near the Princess Royal Sports Arena. Skylark, Blackcap, Robin, Reed Bunting, Song Thrush and usual tits, finches in Westgate Wood. Treecreeper, Jay, Long-tailed Tit, Greater Spotted and Green Woodpecker in Boston Cemetery.

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Thanks for that Katherine,

Tried for Raven & Red Kite in good habitat with no luck (rewarded though with the ad. Med). Nuthatch, Kingfisher, Bullfinch and even Long-tailed Tit etc. proved surprisingly elusive given the sites visited!

Regards,

Ben

Nice list guys very impressive!!

My personal record for Gib is 107.

I wonder what the record day list count is in Lincs?

Cheers,

Richard