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    Garden / Yard List 2024

    127 - Osprey, flew north
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    Garden / Yard List 2024

    126 - Sandwich Tern, 2 over Kilnsea Wetlands
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    Garden / Yard List 2024

    125 - Red-backed Shrike, male north end of Beacon Lane. garden tick #217
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    Garden / Yard List 2024

    124 - Spotted Flycatcher, 1 in garden
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    Garden / Yard List 2024

    123 - Bee-eater, 1 first seen at Warren,came back north and was feeding over fields between Westmere Farm and Beacon Lane for a while,then went back south,last seen flying down peninsula. third garden record.
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    Garden / Yard List 2024

    122 - Pectoral Sandpiper, 1 on Long Bank Marsh, couldn't see it from roof when it was on deck.was on nearest pool,but obscured by banking. Saw it as it flew back towards Beacon Ponds. second garden record.
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    Garden / Yard List 2024

    121 - Swift, 2 flew south
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    Garden / Yard List 2024

    120 - Jay, 1 flew south over garden
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    Garden / Yard List 2024

    119 - Little Tern, several blogging offshore
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    Garden / Yard List 2024

    117 - Rough-legged Buzzard, 1 flew south 118 - Red-legged Partridge, 2 grange farm
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    Garden / Yard List 2024

    116 - Whitethroat, in garden and a nice Collared Fly,in the hand,just down the road. It's raining heavily at moment, but hopefully when it stops it could be interesting
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    New Spurn bus service (71E)

    in the 70's ,as a teenager, I regularly got train to Hull, then Conner & Graham bus to Kilnsea and stayed in obs
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    Garden / Yard List 2024

    I wasn't here yesterday, so potentially missed Golden Oriole,Montagu's Harrier and several Black Terns. Oriole was still around this morning but,unlike yesterday,never came anywhere near mine. Still managed four new for year 112 - Yellow Wagtail, 1 flew over garden 113 - Red Kite, 1 blogging...
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    Garden / Yard List 2024

    111 - Scaup, 2 on Humber an Osprey flew over when I was 100 metres from garden. I could have run back and probably seen it from garage roof,but there will probably be another chance
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    Garden / Yard List 2024

    110 - Arctic Skua, 3 flew out east from Humber
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    Garden / Yard List 2024

    Still cold and not many migrants, but 2 new today 108 - Lesser Whitethroat 109 - Sedge Warbler
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    How many of the potential raptor species for the U.K have people seen?

    It already has. mid Wales somewhere, late 70's. on my list!
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    Garden / Yard List 2024

    After several days of strong,cold northerlies,today was a calmer day and an obvious increase in migrants. Mostly Willow Warblers and a few Blackcaps. New for year 106 - Cuckoo, 1 calling on LBM 107 - Tree Pipit, 1 flew north
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    Garden / Yard List 2024

    105 - Hen Harrier, ringtail around Easington Straight.
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    Garden / Yard List 2024

    104 - Brambling, 1 on feeders also in garden 7 Chaffinch, 8 Goldfinch, 2 Blackcap,1 Chiff, 1 Willow Warbler
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    Garden / Yard List 2024

    103 - Spoonbill, 1 on KW
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    Garden / Yard List 2024

    101 - Great White Egret, 2 flew south 102 - Short-eared Owl, 2 around Kilnsea Wetlands
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    Garden / Yard List 2024

    100 - male Redstart, in garden across road.
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    Garden / Yard List 2024

    When the wind eased off a bit this afternoon, a Blackcap - 98,and a Willow Warbler - 99,appeared in garden.
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    Garden / Yard List 2024

    a few more this afternoon 94 - Wheatear, 1 LBM 95 - LRP, 1 LBM 96 - Siskin, 2 on feeders 97 - Sand Martin, 1 over Kilnsea Wetlands also first butterflies, 2 Peacocks and a Small White, and my earliest by far Hummingbird Hawk-moth.
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