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    Hoylake Bird Observatory

    Both Meadow Pipits and Skylarks were on the move this morning along that part of the shore and further up at Leasowe. CB
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    Hoylake Bird Observatory

    Its looking good for Leach's Petrels in the next few days! CB
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    Hoylake Bird Observatory

    Just caught this message seconds after you had posted it but me and Sid couldn't find it from Red Rocks. CB
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    Hoylake Bird Observatory

    2 Curlew Sandpipers on beach just after high tide. CB
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    Hoylake Bird Observatory

    Were the Eiders flybys or lingering? If they were lingering whereabouts were they? CB
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    Hoylake Bird Observatory

    Looks similar to the big blow a couple of weekends back when I estimated 7m waves looking out to sea from Red Rocks. Were the Skuas on the beach then? CB
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    Got to be either AGP or PGP for you eh Jane? ;);) CB
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    Hoylake Bird Observatory

    I was just up the coast at Leasowe gunsite for high tide yesterday morning when a Little Egret came in off the Sea. From the direction of travel it had come from the Formby area. CB
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    Hoylake Bird Observatory

    I must have just missed you. I was on the prom just outside Janes house at "high" tide. My first scan located only 35-40 birds then I recounted the whole beach and got a min of 200 birds. The birds were moving aorund a lot due to disturbance. Also had 2 Gannets offshore. CB
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    Hoylake Bird Observatory

    Sometimes they move further north and sit off Leasowe Lighthouse. About 10 mins walk north from Dove Point. CB
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    Hoylake Bird Observatory

    I know the feeling! CB
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    Hoylake Bird Observatory

    Had a small grebe (almost certainly a Slavonian Grebe) go west just before high tide tide and flew into the Dee Estuary. Later relocated it with another bird before they both flew off towards Hilbre. CB
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    Hoylake Bird Observatory

    More good garden records Jane !! :t::t: CB
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    Hoylake Bird Observatory

    Clear skies at the moment and hopefully with lighter winds you should be right Jane! Good luck :t::t: CB
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    Forgive me if i'm wrong but i heard recently that there was only one WW2 spitfire flying in Britain (in the battle of Britain flight), is this not the case? CB
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    Hoylake Bird Observatory

    Jane, Congratulations on your 1,000th post B (:B (: CB
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    Hoylake Bird Observatory

    Can't wait for you migration news in the spring. CB
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    Is that in your front garden lookingseawards from the house Jane? CB
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    No, the Wilson's!! CB
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    Hoylake Bird Observatory

    Apparently it was seen by three of the seaforth regulars according to what I was told. There was a good selectio of seabirds to be had but it was hard work at any point along the coast. Leasowe seemed to have the most birds from my experience of the day. CB
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    Hoylake Bird Observatory

    No seawatching news from the obs Jane? CB
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    Hoylake Bird Observatory

    I had my first ones today!!
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    Hoylake Bird Observatory

    I'll be there like a flash if you get a Red-backed shrike Jane. I've only seen one in spring and that was a female in Norfolk many years ago.
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    Hoylake Bird Observatory

    No chance of any drift migrants along the coast then?
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    Hoylake Bird Observatory

    Any migrants about today Jane? What can we expect there this weekend?
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