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Trevor Gunby
 Post subject: Kirkby on Bain 2 March
PostPosted: Fri Mar 02, 2012 5:13 pm 
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There were six Avocets on the hide pit this morning. (Unfortunately with the water level so high they are not going to find a nesting site!) Is this a particularly early record for Avocets in the county?
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Chris Grimshaw
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There were 2 avocet at Frampton last Friday and also 392 in the Ferriby area on the same day (as per Steve Routledge)
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Trevor Gunby
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Thanks for that Chris - just seemed to me to be a bit early but then there are a few signs of spring rather earlier than I expected!
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Hi guys,

11 birds also wintered on the upper humber this year around the Read's Island area also.


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Hugh Middleton
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None this morning but one Brambling in the mixed finch flock between the tip and the village.

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