Undisclosed Area of North Lincs Today.

Even at this time of year it shows it is still worth watching, well done

17 June: Sunny & warm: Over 150 mins saw the following:

Kestrel - 5 all aloft same time.
Buzzard - 3
Swift - 14
House Martin - 2
Feral Pigeon - c100
Wood Pigeons - c25
Magpie - 2
Chaffinch - 1
Skylark - 2
Sparrowhawk - 2
Reed Bunting - 1
Pheasant - 1m + 2 juvs daresay more but in long grass.
Grey Partridge - 1 adult + 2 juvs daresay more but on edge of cereal crop.
Marsh Harrier - 1 f
At one time had nine raptors up at same time, bliss!

Cheers
Max

First time out for a month, really enjoyed the fresh air and company.

Buzzard - 5
Kestrel - 3
Skylark - 2
Reed Bunting - 2
Swift - 1
Whitethroat - 1 singing
Pheasant - 1
Black-headed & GBB Gulls 
Crows & Jackdaws
Blackbird - 1
Marsh Harrier - 1 f

With AH & CH.

 

Swift - 2
Lapwing - 1
Common Gull - 1
Mallard - 2
Sprawk - 1
Skylark - 2
Buzzard - 2
Marsh Harrier - 1
Crow - 5
Greylag - 4
Pheasant - 2 + juvs
Reed Bunting - 1
Grey Heron - 1
Hobby - 1
Kestrel - 3

Max  

Buzzard - 4
Jay - 1
Kestrel - 3  (they were all in tight proximity to each other rare to see and came very close over car, by time I got camera they had gone!)
Grey Heron
Roe Deer - 2.

John aka Max

First time out for two weeks.

Sunny periods and heavy showers:

Yellowhammer - 17
Kestrel - 4  (three hunting at same time)
Magpie - 6
Linnet - 3
Sparrowhawk - 3
Feral Pigeon - c200
Common Gull - 6
Marsh Harrier - 1f
Roe Deer - 6
Mallard - 5
Chaffinch - 25
Goldfinch - 40
Buzzard - 5 
Skylark - 2
Peregrine - 1

About 300 yards away perched in a small tree I could see what looked like a raptor, it was facing me and it had a white head and chest with dark wings, did my best to scope it and get positive ID but couldn't, checked guide and it looks as if it could be an Osprey but not sure.

John aka Max.