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FarIngs retweeted
16 Dec 2025
A little footage of the Great White Egret fishing that’s been at @WildlifeTrusts @LincsWildlife @IngsFar Nature Reserve captured by Alan on his @panasonic lumix on our last walk we did together.
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FarIngs retweeted
21 Feb 2025
Not a bad Friday volunteering on the @WildlifeTrusts @LincsWildlife @IngsFar Far Ings Reserve today 👍🏻😉
#bittern #bitterns #bird #birds #birdsuk #ukbirds #birder #BirdWatching
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FarIngs retweeted
7 Jul 2024
Not what we expected to see walking along the path in front of us at @NorfolkWT Hickling!
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FarIngs retweeted
10 Apr 2024
It's been many years since my last sighting of a Lincolnshire Slavonian Grebe in breeding plumage! This beauty was at the Far Ings NNR today.
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FarIngs retweeted
1 Apr 2024
Lots of marsh harrier activity at Willow Tree Fen at the moment. Also a record 19 cranes on the reserve this afternoon.
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FarIngs retweeted
5 Mar 2024
Great news..the March edition of the @LincsWildlife #WilderLincolnshire podcast is available now. This month we go behind the scenes at Fars Ings #Nature Reserve on the #Humber, and go in search of the elusive #Bittern #Wildlife @LWTWildNews podcasters.spotify.com/pod/s…
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FarIngs retweeted
21 Mar 2024
The March episode of the @LincsWildlife @LWTWildNews #WilderLincolnshire podcast is live with a visit to Far Ings on the #Humber. There’s also a YouTube video showing some highlights from the day. Enjoy. youtu.be/AwAcYXHnSGo?si…
5 Mar 2024
Great news..the March edition of the @LincsWildlife #WilderLincolnshire podcast is available now. This month we go behind the scenes at Fars Ings #Nature Reserve on the #Humber, and go in search of the elusive #Bittern #Wildlife @LWTWildNews podcasters.spotify.com/pod/s…
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FarIngs retweeted
24 Mar 2024
Plenty to see at Far Ings this weekend. 2 Great Egret, lots of Marsh Harriers including a pair displaying in front of the Visitor Centre. Also Osprey, Red Kite, Bitterns, Otter and an arrival of Chiffchaff and Sand Martin. 📷 Frank Wildman & Niels Jenson
ALT Great Egret at Far Ings. Photo by Frank Wildman.
ALT Marsh Harrier at Far Ings by Niels Jenson
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FarIngs retweeted
7 Feb 2024
At impressive 3 ‘booming’ Bitterns recorded today at Far Ings in the fine weather! @Lincsbirding @Pernisaviporus
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FarIngs retweeted
21 Nov 2023
We are delighted to report that @royhdennis's inspirational work with birds of prey has been recognised with a lifetime achievement award from @research_raptor.
You can read more and see a video from the ceremony on our website: roydennis.org/2023/11/21/lif…
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FarIngs retweeted
18 Jun 2023
Photos of todays Kelp Gull can now be seen here @BirdGuides @RareBirdAlertUK @CambsBirdClub @TarsigerTeam
ebird.org/checklist/S1419499…
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FarIngs retweeted
18 Apr 2023
A dream find!!! Have always dreamed of finding one of these out on a Poole Harbour heathland. Stunning!
18 Apr 2023
Just a Black-winged Kite in Wales found just now by my old pal @UK_Eagles123 OMG!!!!! @BirdGuides @RareBirdAlertUK @LeeEvansBirding
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FarIngs retweeted
5 Apr 2023
The Biodiversity Team had a great site visit at Tetney Blow Wells SSSI. Looking at the management of the site (we found a Harvest Mouse nest!!), discussion about our 50 year partnership & how this can be strengthened.
@AnglianWater @LincsWildlife @WildlifeTrusts
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FarIngs retweeted
7 Jan 2023
Beauty that we have been graced with lately,Ring tailed Hen Harrier
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FarIngs retweeted
7 Oct 2022
Safe to say it was a little bit wet at @WildlifeTrusts @LincsWildlife @LWTWildNews @IngsFar today…..thank goodness for the ness hide which me & @slipwayshots were able to take refuge in for an hour or so
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FarIngs retweeted
28 Aug 2022
An impressive 114 Common Buzzard and a Honey Buzzard south from midday at Gibraltar Point. Also a Wheatear near the visitor centre. That’s migration in action!
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FarIngs retweeted
17 Aug 2022
Absolutely despicable behaviour!
Not one, not two, but three disposable barbecues dumped on an area of outstanding national beauty, a site of scientific interest and a national nature reserve
What have we become!?
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