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Friday, September 4, 2020

A vis mig morning and wall to wall Wheatears.Fly Flatts,(permit only)

 

                               An unusual visitor to the moor. Grey Squirrel.
     Seemed quite content on the Robin Rock.
                               A good count of Wheatear



             A brief visit from a Greylag then off >W
  • A decent morning once the drizzle had moved over with a moderate WSW>4 increasing to strong W>5   with good visibility and a nice grey sky making it easier to pick the birds up. Cool with a temp of 10 degrees.
  • Mipits, Alba Wags and Swallows moving plus my first group of Siskin over the water whilst Wheatears were plenty with birds on the north shore and below the west bank.
  • Only 3 gulls present in the morning and down to 1 in the afternoon but raptors seemed to like the wind. A single Greylag goose dropped in from the east settling on the water briefly before heading off high and >W.
  • VISIBLE MIGRATION
  • 6 Siskin...............>SW
  • 117 Mipits..........>S
  • 37 Swallow........>S
  • 7 Alba Wagtail...>SW
  • 1 Buzzard..........>SW
  • 1 Greylag..........>W
  • 14 Wheatear.....blogging
  • PRESENT
  • 4 Kestrel
  • 1 Peregrine
  • 3 Reed Bunting
  • 2 Red Legged Partridge
  • 2 LBB gull
  • 1 Herring gull
  • BS