Phil Andrews
It's only Rock and Roller but I like it
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wheatearlp
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Nine Curlews in to roost at the Flashes yesterday evening, including the return of 'Tim' the colour-flagged Curlew (AT) that spent a couple of months on and around the reserve last autumn. Also one of the regular Polish colour-ringed BHGs, TACY (black on yellow) arrived in s modest roost of c.170 BHGs. All the waders reported earlier in the day*, apart from Whimbrel, were also present this evening.
* Avocet - 40+
Lapwing - 30+
LRP - 6
Dunlin - 3
Black-tailed Godwit - 6
Redshank - 2
Greenshank - 2
Green Sandpiper - 8
Common Sandpiper - 2
* Avocet - 40+
Lapwing - 30+
LRP - 6
Dunlin - 3
Black-tailed Godwit - 6
Redshank - 2
Greenshank - 2
Green Sandpiper - 8
Common Sandpiper - 2
Phil Andrews
It's only Rock and Roller but I like it
UW82
Well-known member
Today's highlights from the Moors and Flashes.
MOORS: Avocet (2) + chick, Common Tern (4) + chick, Little Grebe (8) + 3 chicks, Tufted Duck broods of 8: 2, Little Egret (3), Common Sand (2), Lapwing (10), Teal (2), Cormorant (1), Kestrel.
FLASHES: Avocet (c30 plus a number of hidden birds), Green Sand (8), Common Sand (3), Curlew (9), Black Tailed Godwit (2), LRP (7), Lapwing (18), Shelduck (2) + 9 juvs, Kingfisher, Kestrel.
Des.
MOORS: Avocet (2) + chick, Common Tern (4) + chick, Little Grebe (8) + 3 chicks, Tufted Duck broods of 8: 2, Little Egret (3), Common Sand (2), Lapwing (10), Teal (2), Cormorant (1), Kestrel.
FLASHES: Avocet (c30 plus a number of hidden birds), Green Sand (8), Common Sand (3), Curlew (9), Black Tailed Godwit (2), LRP (7), Lapwing (18), Shelduck (2) + 9 juvs, Kingfisher, Kestrel.
Des.
Phil Andrews
It's only Rock and Roller but I like it
Phil Andrews
It's only Rock and Roller but I like it
Phil Andrews
It's only Rock and Roller but I like it
Do I take it the embedded tweet works better than a screen shoot of it?
wheatearlp
Well-known member
Depends whether you want to take people to Twitter or just have them read the Tweet? Screenshot is fine by me 😀👍
Phil Andrews
It's only Rock and Roller but I like it
The embedded tweet is easier to do but I'm not sure what non-Twitter users see.
Where Bird
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Not quite sure what is meant here. It is easier for me to read the full Andy Pitt page you posted since I do not have to login to the Forum to enlarge the other version, although once done no problem. Swings and roundabouts unless you are meaning something else. As for twitter I used to be able to read people's pages without belonging. Now all twitter is denied to me since I have not joined. Fortunately Facebook allows me to follow the Worcs. Wildlife Trust still for news.
Phil Andrews
It's only Rock and Roller but I like it
In simple terms which is easier for a non Twitter user to read - post #40686 or post #40685?
Richard Prior
Halfway up an Alp
As a non Twitter user they’re equally easy for me to read!
Phil Andrews
It's only Rock and Roller but I like it
Perfect - thanks Richard.
Where Bird
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They are easy to read in both cases but the embedded only if you log in the forum. Not bothered about about the pics just wanted to read the info.
Where Bird
Well-known member
As a non twitter user which ever one I use to view the info I still can't access any of the links .
wheatearlp
Well-known member
I believe Twitter now no longer allows non-users to read tweets. Another 'improvement' from Mr M 😯😔
Phil Andrews
It's only Rock and Roller but I like it
Phil Andrews
It's only Rock and Roller but I like it
