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David Cohen
 Post subject: Nocton Fen 07.02.2016
PostPosted: Sun Feb 07, 2016 10:13 pm 
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c 30 Whooper Swans with c 60 Mute Swans in sugar beet towards the Bardney end of Nocton Fen this morning. Also 1500/2000 Lapwings close to the sugar beet factory with just 8 Golden Plover.

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Oliver Woodman
PostPosted: Sun Feb 07, 2016 10:18 pm 
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it was certainly the most Lapwings i have seen in ages David, thanks for your more informed estimate of numbers.

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David Cohen
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Thursday 11.02.2016. (Apologies for the late post!)

25 Whoopers with c 60 Mute Swans this morning, plus a smart Grey Wagtail and two Little Owls by the roofless barn.

Earlier saw a Nuthatch and a pair of Marsh Tits in Neville Wood, another Marsh Tit in Bottom Barff Wood and heard GSW drumming for the first time this year.

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