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Pete Scott
 Post subject: Inland Oystercatcher
PostPosted: Mon Jan 25, 2016 3:15 pm 
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A single early Oystercatcher on the small island at Norton Disney pit this morning.
Also a Raven over at Blackmoor bridge.

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Oliver Woodman
 Post subject: Re: Inland Oystercatcher
PostPosted: Sun Jan 31, 2016 5:54 pm 
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Oystercatcher in field over the road from Norton Disney small pit, presumably the same one.
A few Bramblings mixed in with some Chaffinches down Bassingham fen this afternoon.
Also saw a Cormorant on the working pit which i'm pretty sure was Phalacrocorax Sinensis, not seen one before, how common are they?

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Pete Scott
 Post subject: Re: Inland Oystercatcher
PostPosted: Sun Jan 31, 2016 7:52 pm 
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Hi Oliver, Believe I have also seen the cormorant you mention, I have tried to get a photo but
struggling at that distance.
There were also two Oystercatcher on the working pit this Saturday morning.
Congrats on your Kestrel [Packham] photo.
Cheers / Pete
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Stuart Britton
 Post subject: Re: Inland Oystercatcher
PostPosted: Sun Jan 31, 2016 8:40 pm 
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Oliver,
P sinensis are becoming more common in the UK and have bred at Inland sites for some time. Their increasing range is the reason they have become a perceived nuisance to Anglers. Ringing recoveries for this sub-species include quite a number from the Low Countries and Germany.
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Benjamin Ward
 Post subject: Re: Inland Oystercatcher
PostPosted: Sun Jan 31, 2016 8:58 pm 
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Not uncommon in North Hykeham.

From Garry Barker, ringer at Rutland Water; "The colony at RW is largely, but not exclusively, sinensis".

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Chris Atkin
 Post subject: Re: Inland Oystercatcher
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A colour-ringed immature Cormorant I observed at Covenham Reservoir on 12/11/15 was confirmed as a sinensis race bird - ringed in the nest at an inland colony in Germany on 15/06/15.

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Andy Sims
 Post subject: Re: Inland Oystercatcher
PostPosted: Tue Feb 02, 2016 7:40 pm 
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1st Oystercatcher of the year on my patch this morning, roosting on the raft at the mere.

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