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  1. richarddavis30

    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    Thanks for pointing the whimbrel out Steve. We would never have spotted it with out telling us. Many Thanks Richard and Alex
  2. richarddavis30

    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    Short eared owl hunting over the meadow by the car park at 1540 today.
  3. richarddavis30

    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    First saw on fishers mill but they quickly moved to jubilee. 9.25ish. Also RP and LRP. Redshank, green sand. Black cap. Goosander, shelduck, lsw on feeders at 8.35. Good morning had. Nice to see so many birders around when i left at 1145ish. I counted 47 walking or stood looking at the stilts...
  4. richarddavis30

    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    2 black winged stilts showing from screen
  5. richarddavis30

    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    Sorry Gents:C It would appear using my phone app for bird track is not actually picking up the correct grid reference form the gps! I will check and run an update I think.
  6. richarddavis30

    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    Highlights from a walk this morning. 2 Kingfisher, 2 green sandpiper, dunlin, greenshank, 16 cormorant, 1 little egret. Hobby, Buzzard and kestrel. 2 flyover circling curlew(never landed then flew off.) Look forward to using the hide on the next visit as the door was not open this morning.
  7. richarddavis30

    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    is there a list anywhere? I went for a walk today and would love to compare/add if possible. Richard
  8. richarddavis30

    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    Thanks for that John. I think I will invest in the Collins book as the pictures in my rspb book are a little limited when looking into juveniles as well. Regards Richard
  9. richarddavis30

    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    Thanks Phil.
  10. richarddavis30

    RSPB Middleton Lakes

    Just seeking some advice. Am fairly new to birding as this year has been my first. I am really enjoying it. Loving the changes that have been happening at middleton this year. I went for a walk around the reserve this lunchtime and came across a couple of birds on the walk from the river to...
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