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Monday, 18 August 2014
CES 11 & RB2 visit 11
On Sat 16th Aug George was in the garden for CES 11, and Jerry was in rb2, with Andy helping out at both sites. The CES catch of 29 + (5) comprised mainly residents, and included another equal day max for Bullfinch. The reed bed total of 38 + (13) was mainly Acros, but included the first Grasshopper, and first juvenile Cettis Warblers, of the year. Species make up for the day was - Wren 3, Robin 4 + (2), Redst 1, Sonth 1, Blabi 2 + (2), Grawa 1, Cetwa 1, Reewa 15 + (9), Sedwa 14, Blaca 4, Garwa 1, Chiff 5 + (1), Wilwa 1, Goldc 1, Bluti 2 + (4), Treec 1 and Bullf 10.
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