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Edmund Mackrill
 Post subject: Red Kites
PostPosted: Wed Mar 28, 2012 7:23 pm 
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Location: Welton le Marsh
A phone call from David Lillywhite at 16.45 today alerted me to the presence of 4 Red Kites between Welton le Marsh and Skendleby. Monica and I went up to see them and followed their progress east to watch them fly directly over our house in Welton le Marsh ( not a garden tick). George Rutter phoned a while later to say that they were perched in trees on the Sloothby road, we went to see and had all 4 perched and flying around for about 30 mins. They then moved on towards Sloothby.
I've gone into detail because the presence of 4 Red Kites together in this neck of the woods is bordering on the realms of fantasy!
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Roy Harvey
 Post subject: Re: Red Kites
PostPosted: Wed Mar 28, 2012 8:15 pm 
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Not in the same league as your sighting Ed. but a friend had one Red Kite over Searby yesterday for 5 minutes and it then drifted off south.

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