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Nige Lound
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PostPosted: Tue Oct 28, 2008 9:11 pm 
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Location: Sunny Skeggy
Walked from South Skegness via Sea Front Road to North End of Gib Point from 0700 to 1330. Usual few finches, skylarks and pipits over but no great numbers. 50+ Blackbird but only 4 Redwing, 6 Song Thrush and 3 Fieldfare. Only 10 Goldcrest but a flock of 18 Long Tailed tit. Other birds of note were female Bullfinch, Green Woodpecker and 12 Stonechat

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Nige
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