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Steve M.
 Post subject: Mablethorpe Seawatch
PostPosted: Fri Sep 14, 2007 2:19 pm 
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Plenty of activity on the sea today -


LT Skua - 1 juv meandering about
Hobby - 1 S over beach
Razorbill - 3 together on sea close in
PF Geese - 13 S
Pintail - 3 N
Bonxie - 3 or 4, including one catching and killing a Kittiwake
Arctic Skua - lots
Guillemot - lots
RN Diver - obvious influx with several on sea
Kittiwake - sev
GC Grebe - 1 S
Gannets - constantly passing mainly S
Bar T. Godwit 4 N

plus usual Teal, C. Scoters, Sandwich Terns, Shelduck, Sanderling, Oystercatcher, Turnstone, Knot, Dunlin, C. Terns, Wigeon, and 2 Mute Swans North!

Cheers

Steve M. (with Dave T.)
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Andy Sims
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Was the influx of Red-necked or Ring-necked Divers?

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Steve M.
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After seeing the first fifty or so I would have been happy to wring the neck of one or two :wink:

Apologies for the error. RT Diver of course.

Steve
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