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Monday, December 2, 2024

Ogden in the rain

 

                                    Nuthatch on the feeders



                                    Very few Black Headed gulls.

A very wet start to the morning with very heavy rain and fog clearing by 0830 hrs then rain again by 0930 hrs on a light NW>3 at 6 degrees.
      A bad start to the morning when the fog and heavy rain made me cancel birding and settled for a very wet dog walk over Foxhill. As I got back at 0830 hrs the rain stopped and the sky cleared so a quick change of plan found me at Ogden.
     Very few gulls this morning with just 18 Black Headed and 4 Common, some on the water and others using the gantry as the banking where they liked to preen is now underwater.
    The west bank alders were lively with a good flock of around 12 Coal Tits working their way along the waters edge along with a single Chaffinch and 3 Goldcrest. A single Nuthatch was on the feeders as well as more Coal Tits and the usual species.
   By 0930 hrs the mist clouds rolled in bringing heavy drizzle then rain so I gave the east bank a miss and headed home.
    Looking part cloudy for morning on a light SE turning S and a drop in temperature.
BS