Venue of 3 Initials

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On Wednesday we crossed the Humber to visit one of Lincolnshire's finest reserves. Unfortunately, it was pouring with rain right from the start. Even so, the Blackcaps and one Garden Warbler song poured forth as we waited for it to stop, and for the others to arrive.

Common Tern

Luckily, the rain just stopped as we began. A Garden Warbler showed briefly right at the beginning. The Common Terns were back on the raft, and Reed Warblers were now singing around this early area. The bad weather meant that there were many low-flying Swifts, Swallows and Sand Martins.

Garden Warbler

Reed Warbler

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Robin Fledgling Begging for food

The Mute Swan eggs had still not hatched. In the nearby hide we were able to look down on Reed Warblers, and a Lesser Whitethroat sang near us, but couldn't be seen.

Mute Swan Nest

Shortly after leaving the hide we heard the Cuckoo and carried on walking towards the sound. Then it flew past us, and started calling from right next to the hide. On the way to the next hide there was a din from birds mobbing something, and sure enough a Tawny Owl flew out into some trees further along the path. It was very hard to see, but it was seen again as it flew back to its original position.

Cuckoo

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Black-headed Gull egg predated by crows

From the second hide there were no waders to be seen, just plenty of Black-headed gulls, Gadwall with the odd Shoveler, Shelduck and distant Pochard. Then Aileen spotted a Barn Owl, which hunted over the reeds in front of us.

Barn Owl

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On the way back we enjoyed better views of the Cuckoo, as is flew back and forth from a heath area a along a line of conifers. This was probably everyone's bird of the morning.

Dunlin

In the afternoon we went the opposite way round to try & find the Cuckoo. Luckily, it continued to sing all afternoon, and it was seen flying just over the top of some Silver Birches. Most of the birds were pretty similar as those in the morning, but Joan managed to find a Dunlin in summer plumage.  We went back towards the car park, and enjoyed better views of the Common Terns on the way.

Frog

Common Terns

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Common Tern

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Some of the morning group went on to the Nightingale location where they were able to connect with the species, including photographing the rufous tail, which was so sadly lacking from the Monday expedition. They also found an alien interloper.

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Terrapin

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