The Lincolnshire Bird Club

New Lake: early afternoon

Oystercatcher - 2

Alkboro: early afternoon

Little Egret - 1
Peregrine - 1
Marsh Harrier - 1
Greenshank - 3
Common Sands
Black-tailed Godwit
Shoveler
Mallard
Hirundines
Linnets
Shelduck
Grey Heron
Plus two pals who were in one of the hides whom I hadn't seen lately and we had a good laugh about this and that

Chowder Ness: mid afternoon

Redshank - 3
Curlew
Shelduck
Dunlin

Called at Far Ings but very quiet.

Sailing Pit: late afternoon

Common Tern - 2
Gadwall + juvs
Littel Grebes

Pasture Wharf: late afternoon

Knot - 20
Turnstone - 15
Lapwing - 20
Ruff - 3
Curlew - 5
Ringed Plover - 5

Pit 25

Wigeon - 1 in eclipse

Worlaby: early evening

Marsh Harrier - 2
Yellowhammer - 1m
Meadow Pipit - 3 juvs
Curlew - 9
Kestrel - 1

Regards

John

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GETTING OLD HAS IT'S ADVANTAGES BUT I CAN'T REMEMBER WHAT THEY ARE lol

God John yer getting around a bit your really trying.good for you.might you not think of stopping in one place a little longer and hopefully something great like a little bittern/needle tailed swift/pallid/little swift/terek sandpiper/pallid harrier-might drop in-still at least your trying.
Rog.

Hi Rog,

Eight sites in seven hours, I must be slipping usually manage at least a dozen

Those that know me have come to realise that I'm easily pleased, like yesterday I was chuffed to see the Greenshanks.

I'll leave the rarities to you have you seen a Goshawk lately?

Toodle loo

John

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GETTING OLD HAS IT'S ADVANTAGES BUT I CAN'T REMEMBER WHAT THEY ARE lol

** Hunkers down and waits for the nuclear blast to clear **

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Grennshanks are getting rarer nowadays,It was katherine who asked me backto this forum-so ?!-,if i see a Goshawk,id report it and then head for the shelter pronto!!!.
Seriously thou,im keeping out of bickering from now on,....just a relapse recently,and concentrate on submitting bird sightings.
rg