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Out of curiosity, did you Framptonites have a leucistic Black-tailed Godwit this autumn? There's one on the Stour currently and most (nearly all?!) our c-ringed birds seem to drop off with you first on the way down. So it would be nice to link it up.
 
Today was going to be a day at Frampton, but the weather persuaded me to head for Freiston Shore where there's more shelter. Highlights were common scoter right up by the shore at high tide and a brief visit by a merlin. Also a pretty good showing of waders in the lagoon as the tide was rising.
 
Out of curiosity, did you Framptonites have a leucistic Black-tailed Godwit this autumn? There's one on the Stour currently and most (nearly all?!) our c-ringed birds seem to drop off with you first on the way down. So it would be nice to link it up.

Not that I can remember Ed but regular ring readers Robert and Steve may have had one. Don't suppose you have any photos that could jog memories do you?
 
Ooops, we've let this slip a bit. So whats about?

Well, the ibis has scarpered, but we do have a small flock of snow buntings. usually to be seen by the sea bank.

Lots of wigeon, brents, goldies... quite a few other waders kicking about too. Up to 100 ruff in the field alongside the car park

Barn owl is being very regular, 4pm around the weedbed and sometimes coming really close to the centre. Hen harriers too, both grey ghosts and ringtails.
 
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