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John Badley
PostPosted: Mon Apr 25, 2011 11:01 am 
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Hi,

Pectoral sandpiper showing very well in front of the Visitor Centre (since yesterday)
Wood sandpiper - 1+
Common sandpiper - 1
Greenshank - 4
Ruff - 12
Little ringed plover - 11+
Whimbrel - 29
Garganey - at least four drakes (no females?)
Whooper swan - 1
Pink-footed goose - 3
Wheatear - 3
Roe deer - a very handsome stag on the wet grassland
Hare - 15+

John

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Chris Grimshaw
PostPosted: Wed Apr 27, 2011 8:59 pm 
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Location: Doddington Park, Lincoln
Wood and Pectoral Sandpiper were both together in mid afternoon on the other side of the lagoon to the visitor centre - with several ruff, redshank and snipe
We only found one male Garganey from 360 hide
Lots of Yellow Wagtail about plus the odd white wagtail
Just saw one Wheatear
Three Barnacle Geese were just 100 yards past the path to Reedbed and 360 hide (off the road)
C20 Whimbrel on the wetland
Plenty of Yellow Wagtail
Grey Partridge 1
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