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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




Thursday, September 10, 2026

Ogden Reservoir.

                                    single drake Tufted.
 
                                Plenty gull activity in the duck corner



                                        5 loaves of bread were lobbed over the fence



                                    Pale legged LBB

                                    Cormorant with the red leg ring back.
                                    Cormorant fly over.



                                Little Grebe still present

                                    Woodpigs enjoying the berries.
                                    Very limited gulls.

A morning of full cloud  on a light SW>2 increasing >3 at 9 degrees but remaining dry.
    Very few gulls this morning with around 40 mixed on the east bank and none on the west bank but lots of excitement and squabbling when two people turned up with 5 loaves of bread and lobbed the lot into the duck corner, its getting like Redcar Tarn lately.
     The red ringed Cormorant was back with 3 more, plus 1 fly over, whilst the water held 6 Canada geese, little Grebe and a drake Tufted as well as the Mallards.
   A couple of surprises with 3 Collared Dove and 2 Jays, both a bit unusual for this site, but a check of the migrant bushes found them empty apart from 4 Mistle Thrush. Only species skyward were a steady flow of Swallows all >SE and 2 very high Pied Wagtails >W.
    Tonights overnight rain is suppose to clear by 0600 hrs in the morning leaving a cloudy start then cloudy sunshine on a moderate westerly at 10 degrees.
BS