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PostPosted: Sun Jul 03, 2011 7:32 am 
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Saturday afternoon:

3 Turtle Doves seen and heard from 2 territories.
6+ Stock Doves
40 Lapwings
2 Red legged Partridges
5 Kestrels
1 Common Buzzard
1 Sparrowhawk
Whitethroats in every bit of hedge
3 Reed Warblers still singing
1 Sedge Warbler
3 male Reed Buntings holding territories in oil seed rape
Also Large and Green Veined Whites, Red Admiral, Ringlets and Meadow Brown butterflies.

Ian


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PostPosted: Tue Jul 05, 2011 10:15 pm 
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A bike ride down Dunsby Fen this evening produced:
10 kestrels, mainly juveniles
1 Buzzard
1 Barn Owl
2 Tawny Owls, juvenile
2 Little Owls, 1 juvenile sitting on the road which ran towards me! I picked it up and put it back in the barn where it had come from.
1 Turtle Dove
The oilseed rape is now being cut so too late for a second brood of Reed Buntings but they seem to have done well with many juveniles about.

In Dunsby Spotted Flycatchers are sitting on eggs, I think the first brood were unsuccessful due to cats. Turtle Doves are purring and Hobby is regularly seen.

Hugh Dorrington


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PostPosted: Wed Jul 06, 2011 4:40 pm 
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Two Corn Buntings down Rippingale Fen two hundred metres east of the old station.

Ian


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