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Barry Brett


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We counted hundred plus there recently

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Pete Hines


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Collared Dove - minimum 160, including a leucistic bird, at Little Ees Lane around the animal grain storage units

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22.03.22 2.30 p.m. - Red Kite very low over my house in Dorrington Road, Sale / Ashton on Mersey - being mobbed by Lesser Black-backed Gulls. Appeared to head off in a northerly direction.

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Ian McKerchar


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Originally posted today by Dave Newbrook:

Red Kite at 06:25 flying low being mobbed by crows . 



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Pete Hines


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Hobby 1 adult flew south at 08.38, whizzed close by me whilst on the riverbank between the Ashton-on-Mersey Cricket Club and the animal grain storage units

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Chris Roberts


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Two swift over Carrington Lane at 5 pm

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Mike c cooper


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Sat 21/3 rugby club from 14:30

2chiffchaffs singing

Possible common sandpiper heard??


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Ian McKerchar


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Single Green Sandpiper flew over high calling SW over Ashton on Mersey RUFC at 4:15pm today (heading towards Altrincham ETW?).

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Rob Smallwood


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This morning there was a rather elegant leucistic Black-headed Gull on Harboro Road playing fields (Weathercock Farm to those old enough to remember) - could easily have been mistaken for a Med in flight but smart non the less.

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Henry I had a good look round today for the Egret, but no sign anywhere,
not certain who saw it?



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Henry Cook


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Rare Bird Alert reported a Great White Egret flew SE over Ashton upon Mersey at 10.08am this morning.

Sounds like it could be following the Mersey inland. Perhaps Broad Ees Dole/Chorlton WP could draw it in?!

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