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Simon Wilson
PostPosted: Sat Jan 23, 2010 5:39 pm 
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Hi,

Reedbed

European White front 1
Pink foot 1
Goldeneye 3
Whooper swan 21
Bewick’s swan 2
Barn owl 2

Wet grassland

Curlew 200
Redshank 150
Dunlin 1

Freshwater Scrapes

Lapland bunting 2
Snow bunting 20

Saltmarsh

Dark-bellied brent goose c950
Hen harrier 1 male
Merlin 1

Hedgerow

Yellowhammer 9
Tree sparrow 3

Thanks,

Simon.
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Chris Grimshaw
PostPosted: Sat Jan 23, 2010 6:45 pm 
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A few redwing in the hedge and at least three kestrel about
One pintail on the lagoon
I made it twenty-two snow bunting unless two were lapland bunting ???? You have got me wondering Simon
Question mark because I counted twenty-three whooper off the reserve before the were disturbed and flew onto the reserve
One black tailed godwit
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Roy Harvey
PostPosted: Sat Jan 23, 2010 7:12 pm 
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At what distance, approximately, are the Lapland Buntings showing from the hide?

Roy
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Chris Grimshaw
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if they were with the snow bunting they were about 100 yards away but also flighty
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John Badley
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....this is variable. I have seen them down to 3m!

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