Lowestoft Suffolk UK (1 Viewer)

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cjay

Well-known member

• Mar 13, 2004

• #1

Still very poor. Lesser Black backed Gulls are increasing but no sign of any Kittiwakes on the wall yet. Three Red throated Divers & Two Gannets flew North. seven Purple Sandpipers at Ness Point.

CJ

 

Karl J

Well-known member

• Mar 13, 2004

• #2

Yes, in need of inspiration up here too. Less of everything & nothing new ... roll on may

 

pduxon

Quacked up Member

• Mar 13, 2004

• #3

Not good enough Colin. I do trust you are storing something up for Minsmeet!!!

The highlight of my day was a Pied Wagtail (I was in work )

 

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cjay

Well-known member

• Mar 13, 2004

• #4

Well I will try ny best. In past years although not with BF I have found Wryneck, Red Kite & Osprey whilst taking groups around.

We had a fair year in 2003 Ivan found a distant Buzzard & I found a Med Gull on the scrape.

CJ

 

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cjay

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• Mar 14, 2004

• #5

Today is much better with a little bit of migration too.
Woodpigeon numbers are increasing & so are Linnets. There were 11 Redwings on the Denes Oval & 35 Chaffinches in three flocks flew South. Star bird today was a male Stonechat on Gunton Warren.

Wind coming from the South today so it is bitter along the sea wall.
CJ