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Waggonway today |
Autumn is rapidly turning to winter with the temperatures forecast to plummet later this week. A walk round the patch today saw 32 bird species. Of note were two thousand plus lapwings passing over St Mary's.
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Holywell Dene |
In Holywell Dene large flocks of Blue, Great, Long-tailed and Coal Tits were interspersed with Goldcrests.
Heading home along Whitley Bay promenade was bracing to say the least. A strong easterly wind brought hefty horizontal showers and waves breaking at high tide soaked me and Dill.
Dill
What a difference a few days can make, its all white now. Great photos
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