Bretherton eyes floods .
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Bretherton eyes floods .
Bit of a wader fest this morning with lapwing , redshank , ringed plover , curlew , golden plover , black tailed godwit also 6 pintail , gulls , black tailed godwit brings my chorley year list 95 species .
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Re: Bretherton eyes floods .
Good to see Gary and Paul for the waderfest this morning.
Added a Goosander to Gary’s sightings after he left. Also, gulls increased to c250 including 4 Herring and 3 LBB but no Meds.
Also Gary forgot the Treecreeper which landed in the tree next to the bridge.
Added a Goosander to Gary’s sightings after he left. Also, gulls increased to c250 including 4 Herring and 3 LBB but no Meds.
Also Gary forgot the Treecreeper which landed in the tree next to the bridge.
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Re: Bretherton eyes floods .
Just seen a super picture of an adult Ring Billed Gull at Martin Mere this morning which flew off west.
Pity that wasn’t amongst the gulls which dropped in to Eyes Lane this morning but may be worth bearing in mind when checking gull flocks.
Pity that wasn’t amongst the gulls which dropped in to Eyes Lane this morning but may be worth bearing in mind when checking gull flocks.
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Re: Bretherton eyes floods .
Nice to see the Gary and John this morning, not much to add to Gary's list, apart from 17 Shelduck that I counted walking back to the car.
Ringed Plover (thanks to the eagle eyed John Frankland) Curlew and Black Tailed Godwit take my score to 95
Ringed Plover (thanks to the eagle eyed John Frankland) Curlew and Black Tailed Godwit take my score to 95