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John Walker
 Post subject: Rimac foreshore 23 12 09
PostPosted: Wed Dec 23, 2009 4:17 pm 
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5 lapland buntings, 1 hen harrier f, 1 merlin f,
and 266 cormorant, i think the highest count for the area over the past 25 years ?, also 6 red throat divers. John.
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Malcolm Johnson
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Hi

What is it about this area of Lincolnshire that attracts so many Cormorants. ? The numbers at Covenham have topped 250 during the last month. Really amazes me that so many can be in such a small area.

Malcolm.
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David Morison
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It is quite interesting that, in a similar vein, Besthorpe in Notts (almost in Lincs) which is quite a small reserve has a large cormorant nesting colony and hosts large numbers roosting in the tree tops in winter. It is close to the Trent which may have a bearing.

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