Tuesday, 26 February 2008
sunday-maor heath
numbers of redwings have increased since last time (considering last time there wernt any)
Thursday, 21 February 2008
yesterday-ogden
late aft/ early evning
grebe hunting by the edge of the ice
the usual suspects
also 1 grey wagtail by the feeding station
grebe hunting by the edge of the ice
the usual suspects
also 1 grey wagtail by the feeding station
Wednesday, 20 February 2008
Saturday, 16 February 2008
ogden
greater spotted woodpecker there this morning
also 2 long tailed tits on the feeding station
nothing else unless you class the usual
also 2 long tailed tits on the feeding station
nothing else unless you class the usual
Labels:
Mallard,
Tit-Long-Tailed,
Woodpecker-Great Spotted
Wednesday, 13 February 2008
fairburn
some teal at lin-dike some good shots. this was after going to see the "smew" which i failed to do. also saw a butterfly :( just drives the global warming point home
note to self-do not swim at fairburn
danger-of being eaten
warning-pike infested water
at the feeding station-long tailed tits, and the usual suspects
at the boardwalk-3 black swans, tufted duck and the usual suspects
some shelducks on the main lake
the 3 other hides had some courting great cresatsed grebes beautifuly seen throught the spotting scope doing their dance and passing weed. as i was scouting the island i noticed some of the gulls had black heads and i thought for a moment that i had seen a mediteran gull but i failed to re-find it. then as luck would have it i get home and bingo-birdguides-meditereanan gull fairburn-ings. now that makes up for no smew or lesser-spotted woodpecker.
Tuesday, 12 February 2008
ogden
all yesterdays waterfowl have either moved on or died.
the grebe was still showing well.
trying out new technology :) with our new spotting scope
fab views of the grebe
nothing else worth looking at
the usual gulls, canada geese and mallards.
the grebe was still showing well.
trying out new technology :) with our new spotting scope
fab views of the grebe
nothing else worth looking at
the usual gulls, canada geese and mallards.
Monday, 11 February 2008
ogden
a lovly walk round ogden this frosty morning.
1 pochard on the resovoir
1 tufted duck with the pochard
2 male goldeneyes and different points on the res
the grebe showed well without the cuts and bruises
1 long tailed tit in the car park
8 canada geese at the feeding area
numerous robins on the walls
a good day, too bad i forgot the key so all the stuff mentioned is not on the recent sightings bird board at ogden
1 pochard on the resovoir
1 tufted duck with the pochard
2 male goldeneyes and different points on the res
the grebe showed well without the cuts and bruises
1 long tailed tit in the car park
8 canada geese at the feeding area
numerous robins on the walls
a good day, too bad i forgot the key so all the stuff mentioned is not on the recent sightings bird board at ogden
Saturday, 9 February 2008
ringstone
went up for an hour this morning. the midges are back to their usual selfs.
50 ish lapwings flying up and about
3 skylarks in full song
numerous starlings
80 ish pinkfeet flying parralel, but further away than, ringstone
hundreds of gulls7 jackdaws
a good day considing that i have seen my first pinkfeet ever
50 ish lapwings flying up and about
3 skylarks in full song
numerous starlings
80 ish pinkfeet flying parralel, but further away than, ringstone
hundreds of gulls7 jackdaws
a good day considing that i have seen my first pinkfeet ever
Labels:
Goose-Pink Footed,
Jackdaw,
Lapwing-Northern,
Skylark,
Starling
Friday, 8 February 2008
ogden
great crested grebe showed well this morning. the brambles are vicious so these shots were the best i could get. however still endured much pain to get them. the canada geese have returned about 7 i counted. also i coal tit and 3 great tits on the feeders
Labels:
Goose-Canada,
Grebe-Great Crested,
Tit-Coal,
Tit-Great
Saturday, 2 February 2008
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