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Author:  Dean Eades [ Mon Feb 11, 2008 2:32 pm ]
Post subject:  Glossy Ibis 11-02-08

Still showing at 1.15pm

Opposite Tower when walking from Howdens
North of cattlefield in the 1st pool.
:wink:

Author:  Geoff Knight [ Wed Feb 13, 2008 4:54 pm ]
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Is the GI still there hoping to go tomorrow (thursday) after work.
Any directions would be gratefully recieved, also get the cattle egret if that is still there? many thanks Geoff.

Author:  Andrew Chick [ Wed Feb 13, 2008 8:03 pm ]
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Went today.

Park at Howden's Pullover and walk north along the sea bank. Keep walking and walking and walking and when you think you might be there it's still another 1/2 mile! You will come to a cattle fence, walk along side this, eventually you come to a track that leads off right to a modern RAF tower. The Glossy Ibis was on the next pool after this track. Good views, but in medium fog! It ate a really big frog while I was watching it!

Also seen of note today - 13th Feb

Hen Harrier 1 Male
Brent Geese 9
Pied Wagtail 16
Greenshank 1
Water Pipit 1
Water Rail 2
Stonechat 1 Male

Also,

Cattle Egret still at Legbourne

Andrew Chick

Author:  Roy Harvey [ Wed Feb 13, 2008 8:13 pm ]
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Geoff, there have been no reports of the Glossy Ibis today but some people do not bother to keep the information services updated. I would work on the basis that it is still there.
It is best accessed from the Howdens Pullover car park. Walk north from there for at least 1.5 miles until the control tower is seen. On Tuesday the bird was showing in the reedy pool immediately north of the track that leads from the sea bank towards the control tower.
It is possible to park in the Stonebridge car park at Donna Nook and walk south for 45 minutes. I tried this on Monday and got wet feet as a lot of water is standing around.
The Cattle Eget was again reported today in the same field at Legbourne.

P.S. had not seen Andrew's message when I drafted this.

Roy.

Author:  Graham Catley [ Wed Feb 13, 2008 11:11 pm ]
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19:27 13/02/08 Glossy Ibis Lincs Saltfleet 13:30
2nd-winter (Spanish-ringed) still this afternoon c.2km NNW of Howden's Pullover car park

Author:  John T Goy [ Wed Feb 13, 2008 11:26 pm ]
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If it's a very very very long walk as you all say, then for me to see it I'd need to hire a chopper, and I don't mean a bike. Can the next person who visits ask it to be more accessible to those who cannot walk extreme distances? :wink: :wink: :wink: :lol:

Author:  Andy Sims [ Thu Feb 14, 2008 6:37 pm ]
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Still present this morning at 11:00, Thursday, on pool in cattle enclosure, looking south from cattle feeding gate.

Author:  trevormlee [ Thu Feb 14, 2008 7:37 pm ]
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Superb shots of the Ibis on Surfbirds from Dean, Nice one.

http://www.surfbirds.com/cgi-bin/galler ... y=gallery9

Author:  blgp_birder [ Thu Feb 14, 2008 9:43 pm ]
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trevormlee wrote:
Superb shots of the Ibis on Surfbirds from Dean, Nice one.

http://www.surfbirds.com/cgi-bin/galler ... y=gallery9


indeed well done dean

but the pool seems to be going uphill, is it something to do with the water in North Lincolnshire :lol:

Author:  Dean Eades [ Thu Feb 14, 2008 11:09 pm ]
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Just the Batemans, thks :lol:

Author:  Matt Latham [ Fri Feb 15, 2008 1:39 pm ]
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Congrats for birdguides Photo of the Week Deano - well deserved!

Author:  Rob Watson [ Fri Feb 15, 2008 3:15 pm ]
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Ibis still feeding well at 17.00 Thurs.

Also present...
Little Egret 5,
Grey Heron 1,
Brent Geese 520,
Golden Plover 35,
Barn Owl 1,
Richard's Pipit 1, seen on the seaward side of the sea bank 500m north from Howden's Pullover in the long grass.

Cheers, Rob.

Author:  Vin Fleming [ Fri Feb 15, 2008 5:49 pm ]
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Ibis still present Friday 15th at 12-1300 in pool north of track. Also 2-3 water pipit, 3 little egret, 1 greenshank, c100 Brent and single Richard's pipit on seawall about mid-way between the car park and the RAF tower - the pipit flushed to the marsh to seaward on our way out - feeding in long grass on landward edge of seabank on return

Vin

Author:  Dean Eades [ Fri Feb 15, 2008 6:35 pm ]
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Matt wrote:
Congrats for birdguides Photo of the Week Deano - well deserved!


Many thks Matt :wink:

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