Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust - Grimsby & Cleethorpes Area Group


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Last updated on 9th April, 2008.



A Guided Winter Walk at the Blow Wells

Tetney Church and Blow Wells area

The Tetney Blow Wells walk on Sunday 27th January proved popular, with 27 visitors, including two children. The group was divided into two, with Clifford Jukes, assisted by Noel Hanson, taking one half round and Barry Whitehead, assisted by Richard Hill, taking the other half in the opposite direction.

It was a lovely sunny afternoon and they looked at the different trees beside the entrance drive, then viewed the four blow wells and the disused watercress beds.

Coot and little grebe were seen on the blow wells and a few long-tailed tits flew around the wooded areas. At the end everyone was treated to a superb and extended view of a barn owl hunting low over the large meadow. A delightful finish to an enjoyable visit!

C.J.



Accounts of previous years' events have been transferred to:

2003 Archive

2004 Archive

2005 Archive

2006 Archive

2007 Archive

 



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