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uniomystic
 Post subject: Barton 23/1
PostPosted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 9:34 pm 
2 Long-tailed Ducks and Red-throated Diver on Barton Sailing pit this aft.

Dave Johnson
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John T Goy
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 10:07 pm 
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uniomystic wrote:
2 Long-tailed Ducks and Red-throated Diver on Barton Sailing pit this aft.

Dave Johnson



HAVEN'T YOU FORGOTTON SOMETHING
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uniomystic
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 10:35 pm 
why is memory so important !

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John T Goy
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uniomystic wrote:
why is memory so important !

Dave


Because without it we tend to forget those little things in life.

As an example if I hadn't taken you with me, to the sailing pits, you wouldn't have been able to tell the members of this forum that you had seen the LTD & RTD.

Lack of memory also causes some of us to forget, as in your case. :shock:
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John T Goy
 Post subject: Barton: 23.01
PostPosted: Thu Jan 24, 2008 1:59 pm 
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The following sightings were also seen by myself and Dave Johnson while we were at the Sailing Pits complex yesterday, but for some reason he forgot to mention them. :twisted:

Sailing Pit: late afternoon

Great-crested Grebe - 3
Goldeneye - 1 female
Cormorant - 1
Coot - 9
Mallard - 5

Humber Foreshore

Curlew - 6 [over]
Cormorant - 6 [over]
Mute Swan - 5

Barrow Mere

Teal, Tufted Duck, Coot, Mallard and Pochard.

Max
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Stephen Routledge
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The 2 female Long-tailed Duck are still present on the sailing pit,but no sign of the Red throated Diver.Also here,a 1st winter Med. Gull at first light,but it quickly disappeared inland with it's commoner cousins.


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Steve.
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uniomystic
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Max,
I report things that are worth reporting, but if I see any more splattered roadside Pheasants, I will inform you !


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uniomystic wrote:
Max,
I report things that are worth reporting, but if I see any more splattered roadside Pheasants, I will inform you !


Dave



On this occasion if you hadn't been with me you wouldn't have had the opportunity to report. As far as the pheasants are concerned you would be far better stuffing them... :lol:
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uniomystic
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what the heck are you babbling on about now Max ?

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