The Lincolnshire Bird Club

Thirty Eight species recorded whilst carrying out the WeBS count between East Halton Skitter and Goxhill Haven this morning. High lights were:

Black Tailed Godwit 75
Curlew 80
Dunlin 348
Fieldfare 50
Great Blackback Gull 21
Grey Heron 2
Grey Plover 10
Greylag Goose 3
Kestrel 2
Lapwing 232
Little Egret 2
Little Grebe 1
Mallard 19
Meadow Pipit 10
Mute Swan 4
Pink-footed Goose 432
Redshank 15
Reed Bunting 8
Ringed Plover 20
Rock Pipit 5
Skylark 7
Stonechat 1
Teal 15
Turnstone 47
Wigeon 20
Yellowhammer 20

All entered into Bird track.

Unfortunately no Marsh Harriers or Short Eared Owls around, but plenty of annoying dog walkers making the most of the pleasant weather!

Regards
Jon

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Jon

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Hi Jon,

I Had 1638 Pink-footed Geese on the grass field,two fields east of Dawson City last Saturday which was an impressive sight,see below blog link,


Regards,


Steve.

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Hi Steve,

I can imagine that the sight of that many geese was impressive! The pastures to the east of Dawson City seem to be popular with Pink-footed Geese. I have also noted large numbers of Curlew feeding in these fields.

Regards

Jon

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Hi Jon,

Superb area for Curlew and when i birded the area regularly in the late 80's it was excellent for Whimbrel in spring also.I will be covering the area on a more regular basis now,so will keep you posted on anything of interest.


Regards,


Steve.

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