The Lincolnshire Bird Club

Drawn by the black winged stilt I visited Frampton again. Alas it had disappeared overnight as reported elsewhere
About were
Garganey male and a female in the corner (view from the road adjacent to the reservoir where the Whimbrel have been). I saw four. Also in the area was the Greenshank. No sign of Turtle Dove for me today
Cetti's Warbler heard on the path through the hedge
Pink-footed Goose 2 seen on the wet grassland from the bench in the hedge - late afternoon
Also seen just one spotted redshank near East Hide
Mediterranean Gull 1 (thanks Colin and Sheila)
Arctic Tern 2 flying up the river towards Boston (13:00)
Common Tern 12 from 360 Hide. No Black Terns

Black-w Stilt back at Frampton this morning.

Roy

Stilt was viewable from hedgerow / reservoir this morning. Garganey, Wood Sandpiper and Greenshanks in same area. Plenty of Lapwing chicks about too.

If warblers are your bag, the hedgerow now possesses Blackcap, Cetti's Warbler, Chiffchaff, Common Whitethroat, Garden Warbler, Lesser Whitethroat, Reed Warbler and Sedge Warbler.

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