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Blog post:
5th July
Gordon Allison
Just a single spoonbill again on the Flood this evening, dropping in at c.7pm in front of Southfleet hide. There was also a single wood sandpiper, 2 green sandpiper and a ruff from here. Totals of 11 spotted redshank and 300 black-tailed godwit also on the Flood. A female pochard has her brood of developing...
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5 Jul 2010
Blog post:
4th July
Gordon Allison
The 2 spoonbills again on the Flood today, although one flew west at about 6.45pm. Also on the Flood 270 black-tailed godwit, but only 8 spotted redshank noted. More green sandpipers today, with at least 11 around the reserve. 2 sand martins flew south, along with small numbers of swift; and 2 juvenile...
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4 Jul 2010
Blog post:
2nd July
Gordon Allison
After a weeks absence, the 2 sub-adult spoonbills were back on the Flood at Elmley this afternoon, showing from Wellmarsh hide. Not as many black-tailed godwits present as the past few days (the tide wasn't particularly high), but still at least 350, as well as 27 spotted redshank, 2 greenshank &...
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2 Jul 2010
Blog post:
23rd June
Gordon Allison
Thought as much.. A single spoonbill again on the Flood this afternoon from Southfleet hide, where there was also at least 13 spotted redshank and 80 black-tailed godwit. A further 180 godwits were roosting at Wellmarsh hide. 3 green sandpipers around the reserve today, along with a sprinkling of Med...
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23 Jun 2010
Blog post:
What no football?
Ian Barthorpe
I was asked a question today that was perhaps only part in jest: "Where's the big screen on the Scrape?" The reply from one of our volunteers was "how many birds watch football?" My reply to that, looking at huge picture of a robin in the reception area was "Robinho for one...
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23 Jun 2010
Blog post:
The holiday season begins!
Natalie Holt
Returning to work yesterday was somewhat difficult (to say the least) after a week away in the French Alps. Everyone gets the post-holiday back-to-work blues, but a day spent back at Elmley reminded me why I love working in conservation. Admittedly, half my day was spent in the office, clearing...
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22 Jun 2010
Blog post:
A happy ending
Ian Barthorpe
The saga of the nightingale nest had a happy ending over the weekend, as the brood successfully fledged on Sunday. At least one chick was subsequently found - a great reward for the efforts of the parents, and our volunteers who spared several hours helping to reduce disturbance and allowing the adults...
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22 Jun 2010
Blog post:
20th June
Gordon Allison
The 3 spoonbills showed well from Wellmarsh hide again this afternoon. Also an increase of spotted redshank, with 23 birds present. 100+ black-tailed godwit, a buzzard being mobbed first by a marsh harrier & then by a kestrel and a calling grey partridge were other highlights.
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20 Jun 2010
Blog post:
19th June
Gordon Allison
The third spoonbill reappeared on the Flood today & all 3 birds were feeding in front of Wellmarsh hide this evening. A long-eared owl has been seen roosting in the orchard at Kingshill Farm again, but remains difficult to see. Waders today included 114 black-tailed godwit, 4+ spotted redshank and...
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20 Jun 2010
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