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BRIAN SUMNER.
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No sightings of Roe Deer, Fox, Hare or Badger will be mentioned on this blog throughout the year and links will be removed from other blogs giving the whereabouts of these mammals due to the rising influx of poaching, long dogging and lamping by sick individuals.
BS




Saturday, October 26, 2024

Last day of British summertime, Ogden.

 

                                Last sunrise of British Summertime, Queensbury.

                                    Single gull in the glow.
                                    Queensbury from Perseverance Road.
                                Black Dyke mill and parish church.
                                    Sunrise at Ogden
                                    An array of colour.

A nice bright sunrise this morning with the fog cleared but the sun was short lived and clouded over by 0815 hrs and some mist creeping over the tops, through the turbines. A light SW>2 at 11 degrees.
    With our other dog to bath and groom I decided on a quick dog walk and check at Ogden and took the smaller Canon 70- 200 zoom in hopes of getting some nice colour shots of the sun on the trees in their autumn plumage but the sun disappeared before I had the chance.
       Plenty Redwing over >SW but difficult now, at this time of year, to ascertain whether they are movers or from roosts breaking up, whilst Woodpigeons were piling over, high and direct >S, and continued to do so into the early afternoon. No chance of any counts as too busy watching for off lead dogs with irresponsible owners and keeping my two out of harms way.
     Otherwise, 12 Black Headed on the water, plus the usual Mallards and that was it. All the feeders were without food so no Nuthatch today.
     A light SW for morning with clear skies and sunshine. With no Fieldfare sightings as yet they may take advantage of tomorrows window before Monday and Tuesdays rain and fog.
BS