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John Clarkson
PostPosted: Fri Nov 09, 2007 2:25 pm 
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Location: Louth
Mablethorpe S end 09:15-12:15 with Andy, Steve and Keith

Red-throated Diver 5S
Storm Petrel 1N
Manx Shearwater 1N
Sooty Shearwater 1S
Gannet 48 mainly S
Greylag 3 on sea
Brent 1N
Wigeon 1S
Goldeneye 1N
Common Scoter 16S
Velvet Scoter 2 males N
Arctic Skua 2S
Great Skua 3S
Pomarine Skua 25S inc several with full spoons
Kittiwake 517S
and now la piece de resistance
Little Auk 298 mainly S and still passing when I left. I'm sure the others will top up this total later. My biggest day total in Lincs. Fabulous.
Snow Bunting 1 in off
Grey Seal 1

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Graham Catley
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8th or 9th?
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John Clarkson
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Er... IIgnore all those sightings - i don't even know what day it is. 9th. Thanks Graham

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Edmund Mackrill
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Blimey - I was also Seawatching at Chapel Point from 09:00 but stayed on to 14:30. No Petrels or Shearwaters but not as many pairs of eyes:

R T Diver - 3S
G C Grebe - 2N
Red-necked Grebe - 1N
Gannet - 63S
Goldeneye - 1N
C Scoter - 13
Velvet Scoter - 2 males N
Bonxie - 9S
Pomarine Skua - 48S
Med Gull - 1 3K45
kittiwake - 1200S
Little Auk - c640 mostly S - most I can remember, at times there were almost too many to count
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Colin and Sheila Jennings
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See you there tomorrow Edmund?

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Geoff Williams
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Location: Saltfleet and Tipton, West Mids.
Spent an hour or two at Huttoft car terrace this morning seeing much the same as Ed, John and all.
Two of the Little Auks came right up to the car, I thought they were going to land, but they returned to sea. All auks were heading south.
Also saw Little Auks at Churchill Lane and Saltfleet Haven (just to get them on my local patch list).
Went back on beach at Saltfleet late afternoon, wind had died down and no auks seen.
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