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Wayne Gillatt
 Post subject: Raining Wood Sandpipers
PostPosted: Sat May 07, 2011 9:26 pm 
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We may well have just experienced a long drought with regards to water falling from the heavens but there is certainly no drought with regards to Wood Sandpipers. Today Saturday 7th May there has been at least 15 Wood Sandpipers spread out over most wetland sites in North Lincolnshire. This represents our best ever spring passage in North Lincolnshire and this is from a single day and it still only early May. How many more were in the rest of Lincs today and how many more can we expect?

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