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Paul French
PostPosted: Wed May 13, 2009 6:14 pm 
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Location: Frampton Marsh
Hi

Today on the reedbed:

Black Tern - 8
Little Stint - 1
Curlew Sandpiper - 1
Wood Sandpiper - 1
Sanderling - 4
Egyptian Goose - 2
Garganey - 1 drake
Little Ringed Plover - 2 (scrape)
Plus many Swifts and hirundines this evening.

(Note - 17 species of wader on the reedbed today. Not a bad start...!)

No sign of the Temminck's today, and it was only reported briefly yesterday.

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Katherine Birkett
PostPosted: Wed May 13, 2009 9:25 pm 
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How long do Black Terns hang around?

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Paul French
PostPosted: Wed May 13, 2009 9:33 pm 
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Not long usually, but there is currently a decent passage going on throughout eastern England, and with the current weather conditions there are probably more to come. Any bit of water is worth a look, but Frampton is obviously the nearest "best" site to you.
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Chris Grimshaw
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Today Friday initially in pouring rain then eventually clearing after lunch

black tern 4
dunlin 40+
ringed plover 20+
black tailed godwit 24
little ringed plover 1
little stint 1
turnstone 5
yellow wagtail 1
wheatear 1
kestrel 1
avocet (?)
pochard 1
corn bunting 1
redshank 12+
little grebe
coot (lots)
swift
swallow
house martin
whimbrel 1
ruff 2
little egret 3
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