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Mablethorpe seawatch 10/09.
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Author:  Andy Sims [ Thu Sep 10, 2009 3:39 pm ]
Post subject:  Mablethorpe seawatch 10/09.

A seawatch (wind NE 3) from 07:45 to 12:15 produced the following:-
7 Red-throated Divers
1 Fulmar S
1 Sooty Shearwater S
6 Manx Shearwaters, 4S & 2N
623 Gannets, 582 of these were S and most of them passed in the first 2 hours. The birds flying N were in the late morning.
4 Cormorants N
26 Shelduck N
37 Wigeon N
116 Teal N
2 Pintail N
1 Shoveler N
102 Common Scoter N
Small numbers of Oystercatcher, Sanderling and Dunlin, all N
16 Arctis Skuas S, including one group of 7
6 Great Skuas S
24 Kittiwakes N, mostly juvs
41 Sandwich Terns
3 Guillemots S
1 Guillebill S

With Rick Bennett, Phil Espin and Jim Atkin.

Author:  Andrew Chick [ Thu Sep 10, 2009 4:03 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Mablethorpe seawatch 10/09.

Andy,

Thanks for the report, is there a preferred location for seawatching at Mablethorpe?

I am hoping to earmark a day next week to get to the coast for a seawatch and was thinking about chapel point/mablethorpe or huttoft terrace??

Andrew

Author:  Andy Sims [ Thu Sep 10, 2009 5:10 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Mablethorpe seawatch 10/09.

Hi Andy,

At the south end of Mablethorpe there is a row of beach huts on the sea wall. In the middle of this row there is a shelter which we use for seawatches.
Park in the car park by Trusthorpe store and then walk north along the sea wall to reach this shelter.

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