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12 Feb 2018 01:30 #363
by John T Goy
Local Patch: 11.02 was created by John T Goy
Decided we would have a few hours out and well pleased we did. Was out from 14:15 to 18:00
Carr Dyke: PM
Linnet - 2
Kestrel - 2
Common Gull - 4
Wood Pigeon - 2
Pheasant
Laughton: PM
GSW
Kestrel
Buzzard
Blyton Carrs: PM
Rook - c1000 never seen so many, they were spread over three fields!
Wood Pigeon - c24
Black Bank: PM
First bird seen was a Little Egret just coming out the dyke, we didn't get chance to get the cameras out before it flew off![:(]( ":(")
Kestrel
Dunnock
Blackbird
Tree Creeper
Chaffinch - 2
Robin
Coal Tit
Blue Tit - 7
LT Tit - 12
Great Tit - 9
I filled the seed feeder. Very few fat balls and peanuts left.
We both agreed the Little Egret was the highlight!
Kind regards
Max and co![:)]( ":)")
Carr Dyke: PM
Linnet - 2
Kestrel - 2
Common Gull - 4
Wood Pigeon - 2
Pheasant
Laughton: PM
GSW
Kestrel
Buzzard
Blyton Carrs: PM
Rook - c1000 never seen so many, they were spread over three fields!
Wood Pigeon - c24
Black Bank: PM
First bird seen was a Little Egret just coming out the dyke, we didn't get chance to get the cameras out before it flew off
Kestrel
Dunnock
Blackbird
Tree Creeper
Chaffinch - 2
Robin
Coal Tit
Blue Tit - 7
LT Tit - 12
Great Tit - 9
I filled the seed feeder. Very few fat balls and peanuts left.
We both agreed the Little Egret was the highlight!
Kind regards
Max and co
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