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25 Aug 2021 02:49 #4441
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Not much doing of late feeders, not been filled due to an upsetting time.
Aug 14th: Chaffinch - juv & Goldfinch - juv.
Aug 14th: Chaffinch - juv & Goldfinch - juv.
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13 Aug 2021 01:14 - 13 Aug 2021 01:19 #4404
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Are you a mind reader Alan
all being well next week I'm hoping to have two days out next week if I'm okay and weather is. Main port of call is Nebraska having not been for best part of six years, hell time flies! According to my log book in 2014 had 30 species and in 2013 it was a good day. Those sightings you mention will do me on their own, hopefully will see some butterflies etc. Have another few nearby places which I haven't visited lately including one which is usually excellent for butterflies, at one time Turtle Dove were there but that was way back, also had the Banded Demoiselle and Quail there, watch this space lol.
Thanks very much for info, if I get owt really special will text you.
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John
PS: may take a pair of steps to see better lol
Thanks very much for info, if I get owt really special will text you.
Cheers
John
PS: may take a pair of steps to see better lol
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12 Aug 2021 17:21 #4400
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If you get chance it might be worth a drive down the road at Nebraska Wetlands with Black Bank closing. . Difficult to see the water but did get Green Sandpiper & Little Egret, but along the road we had Hobby, Marsh Harrier, Sparrowhawk and Buzzard + Corn Bunting and 9 Grey Partridge. and a Brown Hare sat on the road.
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12 Aug 2021 00:45 #4399
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July 19th/22nd/25th: Robin juv.
July 20th: Robin 2 juvs and Swift.
July 25th: Goldfinch 3 juvs.
July 28th: Greenfinch 5 juvs all eating next to each other on ground.
Aug 2nd: Goldfinch 1 juv.
Aug 9th: House Sparrow 1 juv.
Aug 10th & 11th: Robin juv.
Really enjoyable seeing the juvs!
July 20th: Robin 2 juvs and Swift.
July 25th: Goldfinch 3 juvs.
July 28th: Greenfinch 5 juvs all eating next to each other on ground.
Aug 2nd: Goldfinch 1 juv.
Aug 9th: House Sparrow 1 juv.
Aug 10th & 11th: Robin juv.
Really enjoyable seeing the juvs!
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18 Jul 2021 01:52 #4278
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July 4th: juv Dunnock, juc Spuggy fed by female.
July 9th: juv Robin, one juv Great Tit +adult pair, six juv Blue Tit, one pair of Collared Dove one on nest in cherry tree, juv Starling, two juv Blackbird, juv Spuggy +12 adults, one adult Goldfinch and two juv Wood Pigeons + adult pair.
July 15th: two juv Great Tit one being fed with a nut and the other feeding itself on nut feeder, two juv Blue Tit, juv Coal Tit, c50 Jackdaw including juvs over, Common Gull 3, Swift 4 & BH Gull.
July 16th: Same as yesterday but pair of Greenfinch returned as did two Goldfinch, then about 8pm saw a dozen Black-headed Gull - six Common Gull - six Swift & four House Martin catching the flying ants for best part of 30 mins. two dozen Feral Pigeons.
July 17th: more or less like yesterday except the no swifts/martins catching the ants only a few Common Gull.
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PS: hoping to get out this week with pal , we haven't been out since before Covid!
July 9th: juv Robin, one juv Great Tit +adult pair, six juv Blue Tit, one pair of Collared Dove one on nest in cherry tree, juv Starling, two juv Blackbird, juv Spuggy +12 adults, one adult Goldfinch and two juv Wood Pigeons + adult pair.
July 15th: two juv Great Tit one being fed with a nut and the other feeding itself on nut feeder, two juv Blue Tit, juv Coal Tit, c50 Jackdaw including juvs over, Common Gull 3, Swift 4 & BH Gull.
July 16th: Same as yesterday but pair of Greenfinch returned as did two Goldfinch, then about 8pm saw a dozen Black-headed Gull - six Common Gull - six Swift & four House Martin catching the flying ants for best part of 30 mins. two dozen Feral Pigeons.
July 17th: more or less like yesterday except the no swifts/martins catching the ants only a few Common Gull.
Cheers
John
PS: hoping to get out this week with pal , we haven't been out since before Covid!
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03 Jul 2021 18:13 #4233
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June 23rd: Goldfinch 6 adult + 1 juv, Blue Tit 1 adult + 1 juv, Starling - 12 juv, Great Tit going to nest box regular.
July 2nd: Swift - 1 and one House Martin first of year.
July 3rd: Wood Pigeon 2 adult + 2 juvs latter were in siberian cherry and adults at feeding station, Collared Dove on nest in another cherry tree, using the one Woodies used last year but both juv died, Blackbird 2 juv one of each Great and Blue Tit adults.
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July 2nd: Swift - 1 and one House Martin first of year.
July 3rd: Wood Pigeon 2 adult + 2 juvs latter were in siberian cherry and adults at feeding station, Collared Dove on nest in another cherry tree, using the one Woodies used last year but both juv died, Blackbird 2 juv one of each Great and Blue Tit adults.
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John
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