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Inglenook Farm to Old Coach Road

We did a lap of the Rainford Mosslands today starting and finishing at Inglenook Farm. There were lots of birds around, the highlights being...

Yellow Wagtail (2m,1f) in the potato field here - http://binged.it/1slvVvs
Corn Bunting 1 singing just north west of Inglenook Farm
Oystercatcher 4
Skylark 30+
Kestrel 2 (m+f)
Yellowhammer 1 heard
Buzzard 1
Lots of lapwing about

Brown Hare 1

Also tree sparrow, linnet, meadow pipit, whitethroat, blackcap, chiffchaff, mistle thrush all seen/heard along the way.

Damian P
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