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9:34 am
October 23, 2010
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DaveJ
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Post edited 7:41 am – October 24, 2010 by DaveJ
The Bennerley List now stands at 100, Hobby and Merin were found earller in the year, sorry about the confusion plus I wiill probaby discover a few more and at the moment I checking out greylag, if there are more than one on the marsh then one of em' will be a free flyer, confused ? I am ! I think this proves a point, the liisting software bought to our attention by Chris is probaby a vital tool ! yours Confused. 
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3:24 pm
October 22, 2010
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Simon Horsnall
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What was 100? We had Hobby at 99 and then Merlin at 101. m I missing something?
Simon
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3:15 pm
October 22, 2010
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ChrisLuv
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5:14 pm
October 21, 2010
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DaveJ
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oops ! had a Merlin today on the marsh and then found we had one back in January, so now we are on 101, 
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2:28 pm
October 20, 2010
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DaveJ
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Hello all, the bird list stands at 99 now, there was a Hobby at the water treatment works in september, I missed that one and I'll probably find a couple more in my notebook, and records. So who's going to make it a ton ? Dave J.
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10:29 pm
October 19, 2010
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Simon Horsnall
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99: Red-legged Partridge
100: Greylag Goose
101: Peregrine
102: Mediterranean Gull
103: Pink-footed Goose
104: Goldeneye
105: Pacific Golden Plover (we can live in hope)
If any of those are right then it will be a miracle but there are one or two I find hard to believe aren't already on there.
Simon
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6:47 pm
October 19, 2010
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PaulS
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Couple of possible Whooper swans seen over at Belper so that's not too far away. How about a Cettis Warbler? Recorded breeding in Derbyshire this year and still around at the moment. A bit of a dream but how about lesser spotted woodpecker or maybe a passing osprey dropping onto shipley lake for a quick refuel. You never know!!
Paul
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12:01 pm
October 19, 2010
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ChrisLuv
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Dave J has just published the list of birds seen this year at Bennerley…
http://bennerleymarshwildlife-…..010-b.html
98 Birds so far. What predictions does anyone have for 99 and 100? The common ones are all covered and so it would have to be something relatively special…
I'm going to go for Red Kite and Merlin…
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hi simon sorry i have not got back to you the geneorator is out on loan its down south his dad took it on holiday in the caravan he uses it for the van as there id no elictric on site he wont be back for another 3 weeks so thats a no no for that shame about it just hope it works when he gets it down there ,, im up to the neck decorating but hope to be finished in a bit what date was the moth night will try and get as things have got a bit ectic this end went on that donkins site for the tubes there pretty cheap think there about £2 some think for a pack of ten i might have read it wrong i only want a couple just for ladybirde flys or small insects
take care
mick