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    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    Don't feed the Troll
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    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    Water Rail dont dive as these were described to do
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    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    Maybe sounds like a little grebe (young are quite dark with yellowish bill)
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    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    There has been a Marsh Harrier knocking around for over a week now so very likely!
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    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    Smarty pants 8-P
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    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    Nothing "supposed" about the egret - pics on my twitter (@tamebirding) if you care to look. :-) Also you wouldn't expect groppers to be audible in June as they are busy breeding. They do have a second singing period in July though so all is not lost for this year.
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    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    Looks like a yellow legged to me ��
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    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    The blackwit was seen on Sunday as well.
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    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    Just missing Bar-Tailed Godwit and Little Stint of the "Regulars"?
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    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    Definitely 3 Wood Sands?
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    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    Only previous (confirmed) Sanderling this year on 10th May
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    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    I have had worse evening visits ☺water levels are rising tho.
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    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    And you will see a lot more birds and less people :-)
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    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    Time to say goodbye to Upton Phil? ��
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    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    Well said Steve - he was such a nice guy
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    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    Snow Goose first reported on 10th October but it has been seen at other Midlands sites prior to this.
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    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    Great Grey Shrikes do tend to have a large territory in winter making them hard to find. If you have ever twitched shrikes on the Chase you will know what I mean!
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    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    As the last confirmed bird in the Tame was 1979 I would say it's likely to be the same one so hopefully will stay around all winter. Must be spending most of its time away from the reserve possibly on the hill between reserve and Dosthill where much suitable habitat.
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    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    Sadly I wont be able to make it out this afternoon after all :-(
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    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    It's a mallard
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    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    Nice to see you 8-P Full sightings on Tame Valley Birding as usual!
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    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    In case anyone is wondering the night heron reported on birdguides refers to jubilee pool near Ryton and nothing to do with jubilee wetlands middleton lakes!
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    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    70 I think
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    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    Geoff - can you send some of Frampton's birds over to Middleton? :-)
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    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    The first brood of Avocets were still around on Friday but I didn't see them Sunday. Anyone see them Saturday?
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