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[Lincsbirding @Lincsbirding]

What are your personal top 3 most impressive birding spectacles in Lincolnshire? Please give it some thought and reply and then why not retweet this request. Hopefully the Twitterverse will provide the answer!

[SFWilson@birder @SFWilsonbi23867]

Tongue End: Around 400 Whooper Swans on farm land this morning! Lots of Juvenile amongst them. @Lincsbirding @BirdTrack @BirdGuides @_BTO

[Andrew C Sims @andysims4049]

Peregrine over the mere this morning flushing all the Lapwings. #PWC2026 123/142. @Lincsbirding @PatchBirding @BTO_Lincs @LincsWildlife

[Nezzy @lincssnapper]

Had a walk to see what birds were about near my home this morning, all pretty quiet only 2 Goldcrest seen but had 2 Stock Dove in the garden when I got home - nice! @Lincsbirding

[Nick Crouch @notbirdingnick]

A day at Donna Nook which produced a fairly brief but very lovely Pallas’s Warbler (only the second I’ve ever found) and a relatively co-operative Dusky Warbler (which I didn’t find and continues to be a hole in my self-found list…). A nice way to round off the autumn.

[theotherjanet @theotherjanet1]

Fieldfares! Cliff Farm path Branston. A bit too far for my lens, but my first for the season @Lincsbirding

[SFWilson@birder @SFWilsonbi23867]

Rimac, another of the Cattle Egret taken yesterday. @Lincsbirding @BirdTrack @BirdGuides

[Andrew C Sims @andysims4049]

7 Whooper Swans dropped in to join the 3 which were already at the mere. A rather noisy greeting ensued. @Lincsbirding @PatchBirding @BTO_Lincs @LincsWildlife

[Andrew C Sims @andysims4049]

Ali & I walked along the beach from Huttoft to Sutton-on -sea, highlight was a drake Long-tailed Duck north along the tideline. @Lincsbirding @BTO_Lincs

[Brian Hedley @ManfromMarton]

Good day covering Gibraltar Pt NNR y'day. 73spp.
Yellow-browed Warbler, Short-eared Owl, Eider, Common Scoters, Red-t Divers, Peregrine, Raven, Greenshank, Green Sandpiper, 7 Stonechat, Rock Pipit, Blackcap, Avocet, Cetti's Warbler, lots of Blackbirds
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[SFWilson@birder @SFWilsonbi23867]

Rimac this afternoon, one of the ten Cattle Egret seen. @Lincsbirding @BirdTrack @BirdGuides

[SFWilson@birder @SFWilsonbi23867]

Donna Nook, Field fare feeding on berries this afternoon. @Lincsbirding @BirdTrack @BirdGuides

[SFWilson@birder @SFWilsonbi23867]

Donna Nook, plenty of in flight Curlew this afternoon. @Lincsbirding @BirdTrack @BirdGuides

[SFWilson@birder @SFWilsonbi23867]

Hawthorpe: Marsh Harrier - Merlin - Kestrel - Buzzard - Red Kite. @Lincsbirding @LincsWildlife @BirdTrack

[Andrew C Sims @andysims4049]

An influx of Meadow Pipits with c20 on patch today. A very much underrated bird. @Lincsbirding @PatchBirding @BTO_Lincs @LincsWildlife

[Andrew C Sims @andysims4049]

Isabelline Wheatear showing very well at Donna Nook. 2nd Lincs record, found by @Nighthawk013 @Lincsbirding @BTO_Lincs @LincsWildlife @freebirdnewsuk

[Chris Atkin @Nighthawk013]

At Donna Nook today, as well as the Isabelline Wheatear: Skeins of 21 & 34 WF Geese in off - one with a Tundra Bean Goose tagging along, 6 Woodcock, 2 Black Redstart, Firecrest and Spotted Flycatcher

[Andrew C Sims @andysims4049]

Marsh Harrier caught, killed & ate a Moorhen at the mere this afternoon. @Lincsbirding @PatchBirding @BTO_Lincs @LincsWildlife

[David Jenkins @davidjenkins55]

Woodhall Airfield Pit this am, Lesser Yellowlegs still here, as well as 2 Black tailed Godwit, 2 Green Sand & a Redshank. @Lincsbirding @BirdGuides

[theotherjanet @theotherjanet1]

Stonechat brightening a dull very windy morning, Cliff Farm path Branston @Lincsbirding

[SFWilson@birder @SFWilsonbi23867]

Hawthorpe: M H Harrier late on, Kestrel 2 - Merlin - Sparrowhawk 2 - Whooper Swans and Pink feet over heading NW
Buzzard 4 - Red Kite 2 @Lincsbirding @LincsWildlife @BirdTrack @BirdGuides @_BTO