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BS




Thursday, March 2, 2023

Pinks and Oyks, Fly Flatts/Ogden.

 

FLY FLATTS            4 Oystercatchers present today

                                 2 m 1 f Ringed Plover







                                Strange place for a Blackbird
                                  White Greylag from Leeshaw
                                Pinks >NW far to the south of me.

                                    2 skeins, 56 and 75

OGDEN                    2 Oystercatchers back
                                    Few Common gull as well as Black Headed

                                    2 Herring gull on the water


A calm clear morning at Fly Flatts  with a light ENE>2 at 2 degrees and full cloud.
              Waders were the bird of the morning with 4 Oystercatcher, a single Curlew and 3 Ringed Plover. A Raven and Kestrel were overhead whilst 4 Greylag and the Leeshaw white Greylag were across in the NW corner as well as the usual Canadas.
             Only 2 Stonechat and a, now resident, Blackbird were around the compound but good to get 2 skeins of Pink Footed geese over >NW well to the south of my position.
             A mid afternoon check of Ogden produced 2 adult Herring gull in bright summer plumage along with the usual Black Headed and Common on the water.
           The 2 annual Oystercatchers were back in their usual position by the overflow whilst a Grey Wagtail was down in the sluice gate area.
BS