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Green Sandpiper – 25th January

January 25, 2015Recent wildlife sightings2015, 25th January, Chiffchaff, Green Sandpiper, Little Egret, Ouse Dyke, Stonechat, water railPete Smith

This morning, along the Ouse Dyke, the Green Sandpiper was seen on its usual patch of mud, there were also two Chiffchaffs, two Water Rails and two Little Egrets. On the bank of the Ouse Dyke, near the substation the male Stonechat was seen.  PS.

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