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Andrew Chick
PostPosted: Sat Nov 10, 2012 2:00 pm 
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Reported by Steve Phillips

Species Information: 21 waxwings

Location Information: cherry willingham - Lady Meer Road

Bird Information: still here at 12.25
2 have left the group
in big tree at back of number 23

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Matt Latham
PostPosted: Sat Nov 10, 2012 4:46 pm 
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The 2 were still present at number 23 at 15:15 this afternoon.
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Russell Hayes
PostPosted: Sat Nov 10, 2012 5:20 pm 
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20 Waxwings present earlier before being flushed by a Sparrowhawk, they flew to Church Lane and settled in the trees in front of the church before being flushed by a Sparrowhawk, the two Matt saw were also spooked by Sparrowhawk and not seen again up till 16:00pm.

Also today:

8 Whooper Swan on Branston Fen viewed from Bardney causeway
2000+ Lapwing on Potterhanworth Fen
2000+ Golden Plover on Potterhanworth Fen
200 Greylag Geese near Bardney Pits
1 Peregrine over Nocton Fen
100+ Fieldfare Nocton Fen
20+ Redwing Nocton Fen
12 Grey Partridge Pottehanworth Fen
2 Common Buzzard

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21 waxwings around no.23 lady meers road, cherry willingham this morning.

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Russell Hayes
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Still present Tue morn behind no 23

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Reported by Steve Phillips: 5 returning bird this morning at this site.

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Hugh Middleton
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21 this morning

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Freddy Johnson
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I was at the stakeout from 11.45-12.15 today (Tue). On arrival, I saw the Waxwing flock perched in an Ash Tree along a Public Footpath going behind No. 23 LMRoad. I counted them all out and I counted them all back.....and there were 24.

The only Rowan berry-feeding was in a small tree in front of No.40 LMRoad, virtually opposite No.23. Otherwise individuals from the flock were repeatedly flying up from the Ash and feeding on flying insects.

Thanks to Russell for today's lead.

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