A Green Sandpiper at Glynde Reach, east of the Bridge last Thursday (Kevin Burns, via Firle Birds) – first record for the season.
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Caburn Raven and Glynde White-fronts
Posted on January 17, 2009 by Charlie Peverett
A walk between Lewes and Glynde today was almost birdless, but a Raven acrobatically outmanoeuvring the local Jackdaws was good.
On Glynde Levels, six White-fronted Geese were reported (Alan Kitson, SOS site) – presumably an augmented version of the party of five seen there and at Arlington Reservoir sporadically over the past three weeks.
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Great Grey Shrike at Glynde
Posted on December 28, 2008 by Charlie Peverett
A Great Grey Shrike seen at 2pm yesterday in Glynde by James Grover: “Showing well in large hedgerow by river on the northeast side of the village.” (via SOS)
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Cuckmere counts + Hen Harrier @ Glynde
Posted on October 29, 2008 by Charlie Peverett
From Paul Stevens on Tuesday: Nothing unusual, but the west side of the lower Cuckmere Valley held 26 Curlew, 30 GBB Gulls, 80 Wigeon, 5 Redshank and 1 Kingfisher.
Today at Glynde, the first local Hen Harrier of the season, reported by James Grover (SOS sightings).
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