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 Post subject: Humber seabirds
PostPosted: Sat Sep 29, 2007 12:12 am 
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at the Humber bridge 27.9
Gannet 300+ with 230 in view at one time
Bonxie 1
Arctic Skua 1
R B merg 2
Dark-bellied Brent 2
Common Tern 2
Arctic Tern 1

28.9
Gannet 130+
Arctic Skua 7
Bonxie 2
Pomarine Skua 1 dark adult with full tail
Long-tailed Skua 1 juv
Kittiwake 23
Common Tern 4
Arctic Tern 5

not a sniff of a petrel or the apparently common Sabs Gull!
Razorbill 1
Velvet Scoter 3


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PostPosted: Sat Sep 29, 2007 6:58 am 
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Location: Theddlethorpe
seawatch from Mablethorpe dunes 0715 to 0910hrs
scoter c500 n and c 300 on sea 2 vevets n,shelduck c 370 n,
d b brent 5 n, pintail 2 n, gannet c 90 most n, r t diver 3 s,
various terns, 2 groups of kittiwakes n , 2 juv sabines gulls n,
didn,t id a skua and no petrel seen, call from JC alerted me to
grey phal at Rimac and after scanning lagoon for 5 mins from platform 1 appeared followed by a 2nd shortly afterwoods.
few passerines but inc a scattering of blackbirds, 7 redwing, 3 fieldfare, 1 ring ouzel ,1 pied fly, a few goldcrest. John.


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PostPosted: Sat Sep 29, 2007 11:11 am 
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At the head of the Humber on 28th September, I noticed 8 Gannets fly west into the Ouse between 1130 and 1230. Also two flew into the Trent at 1130 before turning back and heading E along the Humber, and later two were visible in the distance over E Yorks, circling in the trees (!), before heading E or NE. Also one Arctic Tern in the Trent.

I see on BirdGuides that 23 Gannets were counted flying W at Blacktoft Sands during 0830-1500 (all of which I would have seen had I been looking, I guess), and 16 NE at Howden in the morning.

Andrew


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 Post subject: sabs gull
PostPosted: Sat Sep 29, 2007 12:08 pm 
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i do not think i can remember when there have been so many reports of sabs gull before. reports continue this morning from cley.rutland water, farmoor, flamborough, etc etc . yesterday when i was at sandilands another birder reported 3 on birdnet from the same place and i didnt see one till 1 hr later so i guess its just luck really, never saw another birder either but it is a big place.

terry whalin


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During high tide this a.m. on Rimac salt marsh a single puffin.

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PostPosted: Sat Sep 29, 2007 10:25 pm 
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On the Gannet theme, I found a juvenile at Toft reservoir this morning - a very peculiar site! Also had a female Hen Harrier and a Whinchat - 2 other species I have never seen at this site before. No phalaropes unfortunately tho.

Just for curiosity, anybody know if there has been any documented records of Gannet at this site before?

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Dipper wrote:
During high tide this a.m. on Rimac salt marsh a single puffin.

Adi


** LEGS IT TO RIMAC **


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