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Sunday, March 17, 2013

Fly Flatts/ Leeshaw

                 Fly Flatts, fogged out and birdless

  Looks like more than Twite like Nyger,

             Tuther side ot ill.  Leeshaw, buzzing with life
                                  LBB and Herring gulls
                          Plenty small gulls
                                            Heron after frogs
                   Cormorant with white courtship markings

Fly Flatts  0700-0830hrs  Snow, cold SW>4 Dense fog.
Stuck it out here for just over an hour hoping the fog would clear but got thicker if anything.
Deadly quiet with not even a Curlew call so moved on to Leeshaw which was bright and alive with birds.
Displaying Lapwings and Curlew were everywhere calling loudly along with geese and Oystercatchers.
A ploughed field held Fieldfare, Mistle Thrush Skylark and Meadow Pipit.

Fly Flatts
c60 Canadas
3 Red Grouse

Leeshaw
8 Curlew
2 Cormorant
31 Golden Plover
c80 Canadas
7 Greylag
15 Fieldfare
12 Meadow Pipit
3 Mistle Thrush
2 Skylark
2 Herring gulls
4 LBB gulls
c70 BHG gulls
c30 Common gulls
30+ Lapwings.
BS