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15 Aug 2021
Conder Green
Teal 4
Lapwing 140
Whimbrel 1
Greenshank 1
Common Tern 4 adults and at least 6 juveniles. Two colour ringed chicks from the first brood to fledge have been seen on their way south at Seaforth, Merseyside.Lune from Glasson bowling green
Avocet 3
Peregrine 1 adult
Little Egret 23
Redshank 830
Lapwing 370
Common Gull 130
Mediterranean Gull 9 (5xAd, 2xJuv, 2x2CY)
Whimbrel 1
Black-tailed Godwit only 2
Greenshank 11Blea Tarn Reservoir
Great Black-backed Gull 2 adults and a juvenile
Lesser Black-backed Gull 65
Lapwing 70Ian Hartley
Ian – we were probably looking at the same three Avocets (I was at Conder Green picnic site). They were an adult with two juvs, one of which had a yellow ring/flag but it was too far away to read.
Thirty two Little Egrets feeding in the same “tidal pool” on the Lune at Stodday at 10.00.
Thanks Ian about recording the GBBGs. I recorded one flying over my house at Hala on Saturday, so it might have been one of the GBBGs that you sighted. Are they regular at Blea Tarn?
Great Black-backed Gulls are not particularly regular at Blea Tarn, but at the moment there are quite a few Lesser black-backed gull families there, presumably having left the inland fells where they breed, so I assume this GBBG pair and young are also from up there too. Guesswork really, but it makes most sense.
Ian
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