Brighter skies to the SE
Flock of moving Twite >S
Twite at the feeding station
Fly Flatts 0715 - 1015hrs. Early low cloud and heavy rain turning to light showers. SSW>4-5
Once again a poor start with cloud and rain slowing down any movement although there was always something in the sky to keep you alert. Just after a phone call to DCB ,who said they were getting Redwing, 2 came over and dropped down into the Dean Head valley. Later on 2 more came over the Nab >S and as I was driving home passed Hunter Hill a single bird dropped down into the trees there.
Otherwise it was small numbers of birds but a good variation. A Carrion Crow had me going in the distance with a bill nearly as long as a Curlews. Good to see moving Twite as well as some on the station.
Movers
185 Meadow Pipit................................................>S
32 Siskin................................................................>SE
3 Swallow.............................................................>S
7 Alba Wagtail....................................................>SW
6 Chaffinch.........................................................>SW
19 Greenfinch....................................................>SW
11 Twite.............................................................>S
1 Raven...............................................................>W
3 LBBs.................................................................>S
4 Snipe................................................................>SW
16 Golden Plover..............................................>SW
5 Redwing.........................................................>S
Other
1 Wheatear
Sev Red Grouse
1f Goldeneye
7 Twite
BS
Sunday, October 2, 2011
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2 comments:
Re NK Blog, Denise, Have,nt seen your crow around Foxhill although there are 3 with white wing bars.
It certainly looks to have some Hoodie in it.
Nice liitle haul for Fly Flatts there Bri. Always worth an early visit. Nice one with the Greenfinch up there as well.
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