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Friday, July 12, 2019

Looking back a year at Fly Flatts.

A non birding day today with a removal job for the daughter having about 8 van trips through the heart of Sowerby Bridge in 25 degrees of heat, lasting from 0800 hrs to 1600 hrs, lovely. The moving took about 4 hours and the rest of the time sat in Sowerby Bridge traffic, what a nightmare of a place.
At least with the sunshine, blue skies and high temperatures I didnt regret not getting up to Fly Flatts today.
                                                With no blog I,ve put some of the special birds seen in July/August 2018 at Fly Flatts which will hopefully be repeated this year and more besides.

                                   6  Common Scoters



                      Cream Crown Marsh Harrier





                                    Adult summer plumage Turnstone.


               1 juv Greenshank across on the east banking

               Plenty Snipe spending time by the water
        5 juv Shelduck briefly on the north shore
            A single summer plumage Grey Plover

          Single juv Ruff, 2nd Sept at distance on the east shore


              Plus plenty Dunlin and Ringed Plovers.

BS