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Dave Bradbeer
 Post subject: Clee bits
PostPosted: Thu Jan 30, 2014 2:29 pm 
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Location: Cleethorpes
Black t Diver and Goosander still on the country park, the sawbill does get hidden in the small pool behind the reedbed near the bridge and have even had it in the back ditch, + 2 Kingfisher inc the very approachable bird, also 60 Yellowhammer and 30 Redwing behind Pennells garden centre.

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