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John T Goy
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PostPosted: Fri Nov 30, 2007 1:01 am 
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West Halton: mid afternoon

Pink-footed Geese - 85 [going north]

Winterton Floods: late afternoon

No shortage of ducks and gulls, most birds I've seen there, must have been well over a thousand probably up to two.

Mallard, Shoveler, Pochard, Little and Great-crested Grebe, Tufties, Gadwall, LBB, Common and Black-headed...
Plus Ruddy Duck - 11, Teal - c200.

Normanby: late afternoon

Red-leg Partridge - 13

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Bob Wacey
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Steady on there Max, "one thousand probable two", you know you can't count .
Seriously though I will have to check out your part of the county.

Keep those reports comming.....

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Bob.
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John T Goy
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Bob Wacey wrote:
Steady on there Max, "one thousand probable two", you know you can't count .
Seriously though I will have to check out your part of the county.

Keep those reports comming.....

Regards,

Bob.


If the sun hadn't been in the west, and I'd had the patience of a saint, and it wasn't cold and windy, and I'd got the expertise of a very well known North Lincs birder [no not Dave Johnson :wink: ], THEN I would have given the exact number complete with ages and what sex they were :!: :lol:

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uniomystic
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WHAT ! No splattered roadside pheasants for you to record today ???

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Errm...... can the rest of us have our forum back please?
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Katherine Birkett wrote:
Errm...... can the rest of us have our forum back please?


Don't worry Katherine, everyone knows what a twisted mind Dave has, especially anything to do with me, it's the only form of pleasure he gets.

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If I have a "twisted mind" Max, then I am more than happy. I can assure you that I'd rather be me than YOU !!! (and thank god)
Up to 2 months back a splattered fox with much fur still intact lay alongside the A18 opposite the old YEB place.
I am so sorry I did'nt alert you ! What a wonderful record it would have been to add to your collection of splattered pheasants !!!

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To the Admin team,

Time to put the lock on this, it is getting BORING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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uniomystic wrote:
If I have a "twisted mind" Max, then I am more than happy. I can assure you that I'd rather be me than YOU !!! (and thank god)
Up to 2 months back a splattered fox with much fur still intact lay alongside the A18 opposite the old YEB place.
I am so sorry I did'nt alert you ! What a wonderful record it would have been to add to your collection of splattered pheasants !!!

Dave

Could you find the right side of your bed, please? I don't know what's got into you lately, but all this sarcasm of late is getting out of hand.
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