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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




Monday, January 27, 2025

Slogging away at Ogden.

 

                                    Queensbury, first light.


A mix of hazy sunshine and showers at Ogden with the sun never quite managing to break through A light S>2 at 2 degrees made it feel a little milder but a very dark morning around the waterside track so the camera stayed on my belt.
     A little livelier than my last visit but still no winter Tit flock and no sign of Treecreeper, Goldcrest, Siskin and Redpoll. A small group of 6 Gt Tits were at the beginning of the west bank along with a separate group of 2 Coal Tits and 3 Blue Tit.
   Whilst I was in the west bank trees I looked up just in time to see a Buzzard disappearing over the plantation whilst a Raven was cronking from the top of a distant pine tree. A Nuthatch was on the feeders surrounded by the usual Tits, Robins, Blackbird, Dunnocks etc whilst a pair of Bullfinch were along the east banking.
     The Kingfisher was down in the sluice gate but very few gulls on the water with just 15 Black Headed, 4 Common and 2 Herring gull.
   Fog, mist and rain given for tomorrow, typically on a light south easterly.
BS