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Wednesday, September 11, 2019

Ogden a.m. / Leeshaw p.m.

          1 of 2 Kingfishers down in the sluice gate area. Ogden

                            2 of 3 Cormorant, Ogden



                                    Herring gulls at Leeshaw


                                                 ad Herring
                                          Black Headeds
                                       BHGs and juv Herring
                                    Lesser Black Backed.
                                                   juv Herring


                                             juv Herrings

                                          Single Cormorant.

Completely fogged off at Fly Flatts this morning so ended up at Ogden which was below the cloud base but heavy horizontal drizzle.
                                                     Despite the conditions some vis mig took place, the highlight being 4 Jays high and >W whilst 2 Kingfishers were down in the sluice gate area.
                                                 Up to Fly Flatts on a bright, clear afternoon but a moderate W>5 only to find the track once again under construction and no access so over the tops to Leeshaw reservoir to do some gull watching in hopes of Terns and Osprey, none of which materialized.
                                                The water was very high and very rough but a good supply of gulls constantly moving through with a good number of Herrings, mainly juvs.
                                                   The area was alive with Swallows and House Martins feeding over the water but no wildfowl present other than a single Mallard.

Vis Mig..Ogden
32 BH gulls..............................>SW
14 Mipits.................................>SW
2 Swallows..............................>SW
3 House Martins......................>S
4 Jays......................................>W

Present
2 Kingfishers
1 Grey Wagtail
2 Pied Wagtail
3 LBB
19 BHG
4 Common Gull
3 Cormorant
2 Tufted duck
37 Mallard
3 Blackbird

Leeshaw
27 LBB
34 Herring
71 BHG
1 Cormorant
1 Mallard
c 30 Goldfinch
sev Swallows
sev House Martin
BS