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7.25 this a.m. Osprey over junction 4 of M61 heading towards Aldi.
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4 Ringed Plover and 2 adult Mediterranean Gulls at midday today.

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Today:

 

3 Dunlin

2 Ringed Plover one being the orange leg-flagged bird from Wales still

 

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White Wagtail and Ringed Plover at 10:30am today.

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2 Ringed Plover present yesterday evening (one the orange tagged bird), Dunlin and Wheatear.

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This afternoon:

3 Dunlin

2 Wheatear

Orange tagged Ringed Plover (probably of Norwegian origin)

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Dunlin, 5 Ringed Plover and 5 Wheatear present at 10am this morning.

 

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2 Wheatear at 10am this morning.

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Hobby over at 10:15 today, giving brief but very close views.

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2 Wheatear and a Common Sandpiper at 11am today

 

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16 Wheatear and  2 Lesser Whitethroat at 12:30 today.

 

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24 Wheatear, White Wagtail, Common Sandpiper, 3 Snipe, Redshank and a Goosander north at 12:30 today.

 

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This morning on site:

 

30 Wheatear

2 Common Sandpiper

1 White Wagtail

 

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12 Wheatear, 3 White Wagtail and 2 Common sandpipers event at midday today.

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Whinchat, 15 Wheatear, 4 White Wagtail, Dunlin, Common Sandpiper and Whitethroat by midday today.

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Whinchat and 14 Wheatear present around midday today.

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11 Wheatear 4 White Wagtail, Common Sandpiper, Redshank and Lesser Whitethroat up to midday today.

 

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Yellow Wagtail flew north at 8:06pm today. Also present, 3 Wheatear, Ringed Plover and Green Sandpiper.

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Other sightings from this morning:

Redshank flew in at 8:05am

4 White Wagtail

Lesser Whitethroat

 

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Very early this morning,

First visit very quick visit mind as I was at the gym this morning.

Quite a few firsts this summer for me!

1 Wheatear
2 House Martin
1 Common Sandpiper
1 Swift

Great site, hopefully be able to come properly soon.
Been wanting to come for the last few months but not done no birding with work being so busy!

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Ian McKerchar


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11 White Wagtails this evening, also 2 Wheatear and a 2nd Summer Mediterranean Gull.

 

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Highlights this morning include Dunlin, Common and Green Sandpiper and Wheatear 8 30pm.

 

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Kristian Wade


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No problem. At the end of Engine Lane on the left is the biggest pool (with the island) and the others are smaller and dotted about the whole site

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Kristian Wade wrote:

Engine Lane is really easy, several different paths coming off it and onto the Country Park at different points.




Cheers pal, might go from that end on foot then. Where abouts are the pools from Engine Lane?

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Engine Lane is really easy, several different paths coming off it and onto the Country Park at different points.

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Question, was thinking about a mooch around this site. Live in atherton now so I was going to have a ride up on mountain bike. Rosemary Lane or Engine lane the best way to access?

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30+ Black-tailed Godwit flew SE at 10:12am this morning. Common Sandpiper and Wheatear also present.

 

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2nd summer Mediterranean Gull around midday today (photo attached), along with 3 White Wagtail, 2 Wheatear, 7 Curlew north, 4 Snipe, Green Sandpiper, 2 Willow Warbler.

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This morning:

6+ White Wagtail

2 Wheatear

Green Sandpiper

 

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3 White Wagtail, Common Sandpiper and Wheatear present late morning today.

 

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2 Oystercatcher and 4 Lapwing this evening.

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This morning:

7 White Wagtail

Common Sandpiper

Wheatear 

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This morning:

 

6 White Wagtail

Common Sandpiper

Wheatear

 

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Common and Green Sandpiper, Little Egret, Shoveler, Wheatear, Sand Martin, Willow Warbler present today.

 

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Nine White Wagtails present on one pool at 7:30pm this evening and roosting in a nearby reedbed at 8pm.

Little Egret flew in at 7:10pm, also present were 3 Wheatear and 30 Fieldfare.

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Highlights from today up to 11am:

Common Sandpiper

3 White Wagtail

5 Wheatear

50 Meadow Pipit

30+Swallow north

House Martin

8 Sand Martin

Green Sandpiper

Pair of Mandarin 

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-2 Mediterranean Gulls over
-Pair Tufted Duck on bottom pool
-c10 Lapwing, inc. pair mating and several displaying
-2 Linnet
-1 Kestrel
-2+ Singing Skylark
-1 Male Pheasant
-1 Green Sandpiper on bottom pool


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Up to 1:50pm today:

2 White Wagtail dropped in with 5 Wheatear and 20 Meadow Pipits. Little Egret, Green Sandpiper, 2 Little Ringed Plover also present.

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Wheatear, 2 Little Ringed Plover, Green Sandpiper and 56 Fieldfare present this evening.

 

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2W Iceland Gull present mid-morning.

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Usual 2W Iceland Gull and 2 Wheatear present mid-morning today.

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3 Wheatear present at 3pm today.

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3 Wheatear at 11:30 tpday

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Friday morning

Wheatear
2 Skylark
2 Lapwing
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2 Wheatear, 3 Little Ringed Plover and a Green Sandpiper present at 12:20pm today.

 

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2 Wheatear and 2 Little Ringed Plover present mid morning.

 

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This morning with Phil Rhodes up to 11.30-

2nd winter Iceland Gull
2 Curlew over
2 Ringed Plover over
1 Green Sandpiper
1 Shelduck
3 Teal
3 singing Chiffchaff
8 Buzzard over
100+ Meadow Pipits over north


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Chiffchaff and Green Sandpiper present at 2pm today

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Ringed Plover and Green Sandpiper present at 6pm today.

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Not to be defeated I ventured out a second time for the Iceland Gull. I toured the pools again with no luck. In the far distance I could see a decent number of gulls on the ground, close to where bulldozers were working. A recently made track took me fairly close to them and sure enough the Iceland Gull was there. Roughly 11.00am when they all took off. c25 Linnets were nice to see on the way back to the car park. At least 2 Little Grebes were calling from the long, thin reedy pool, but they remained well-hidden.



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