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 Post subject: Mute Swan survey 14/3/09
PostPosted: Sat Mar 14, 2009 2:38 pm 
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Location: Bardney
As part of the Mute Swan survey today between Washingborough and Bardney Pits I counted:

91 Mute Swans
This does not include any on Nocton Fen as they are being counted seperatley. I did a quick count of the Nocton Fen swans just for my own benefit and there were 60 birds present. That is 151 Swans, not a bad total for the area.
10 Swans are known to have hit the wires and died this winter.

Also noted during the survey were the following:

1 Little Egret
6 Whooper Swans
1 Green Sandpiper
2 Grey Partridges
30 Fieldfare

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