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PostPosted: Sun Apr 22, 2012 5:41 pm 
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Location: Lincoln
Woke up this morning and the first bird I saw was a male blackcap - city centre Lincoln. Yesterday I had a willow warbler and chiff chaff together in the same small birch tree. Brilliant birds in my neck of the woods.
Driving back from Bardney this evening I noticed a large number of hirundines flying above Lincoln Sewarage Works, left hand side of the road travelling from Washingborough, so I pulled over and stopped....and in amongst the mainly swallows were lots of Housemartins - my first of the year. There must have been 200 - 250 birds (mainly swallows) swirling/feeding above the settling ponds.

Matthew.


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