The Lincolnshire Bird Club

10am 1st Sep to 10am 2nd Sep:

2 Chiffchaff
9 Swallow
49 Goldfinch
2 Reed Warbler
2 Blackbird
12 Coot
3 Collared Dove
2 Blue Tit
4 Great Tit
4 Woodpigeon
2 Magpie
16 Sand Martin
3 Sedge Warbler with 1 juvenile
1 Kestrel
17 Dunlin
3 Stock Dove
3 Ruff
8 Ringed Plover
2 Whinchat
99 Black-headed Gull
1 Yellow Wagtail
13 Starling
5 Lapwing
1 Meadow Pipit
9 Mallard
11 Snipe
4 Teal
4 Black-tailed Godwit
2 Cormorant
6 Shelduck
1 Greenshank
2 Redshank
2 Little Stint
4 Little Grebe
1 Great Crested Grebe
1 Pintail
4 Tufted Duck
1 Pied Wagtail
1 juv Little Ringed Plover
1 Whimbrel
2 Merlin
12 Herring Gull
20 Linnet
1 Moorhen with 1 juv
10 Little Egrets
2 Garganey juv
1 Shoveler
2 Grey Heron
2 Greylag Goose
1 Pheasant
2 Skylark
2 Gadwall
1 Curlew Sandpiper
3 Green Sandpiper
1 Curlew
2 Barn Owl
1 Lesser Black-backed Gull
1 Kingfisher
1 Avocet with 2 juv
1 Sparrowhawk
25 Canada Goose
1 Marsh Harrier

Thanks to all that have sponsored me so far and to the staff at RSPB Frampton Marsh for accomodatiing this event!

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24 hours and no Crake,

Good effort though John.

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Russell

Afraid not - some hours put in though (9 in total over the two days )!! That East Hide got cold last night I tell ya!

At least I had Mallard, Snipe and Brown Hares for company and a Kingfisher dropped in behind me to show what he caught for breakfast!!

Cheers mate - nice to bump into some friends of yours too!

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Superb John

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Thanks Dean,

I see a bit of chatter on the forum over some new lense??? My sponsorship page is at: http://www.justgiving.com/jhbirding



Cheers mate!

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Hi John,well done,i hope those night vision goggles came in handy!as for the cold,you military boys should be used to that. .



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Steve

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Thanks Steve - it was "unexpected" cold, but not saying I was under prepared though, a woolly hat, thermal jacket, flask and fleece still did'nt make it any warmer!
The night vision gave me good views of Brown Hare racing around the pool over at the East Hide, but could'nt see far with them - about normal vision distance, no magnification!

Cheers for your thoughts,
John

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