Willow Tit in Callan's Lane Wood

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22 Feb 2019 15:03 #1560 by Ian Misselbrook
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Another lunchtime visit today. I failed to relocate the Willow Tit but I did see the following;-
5 Marsh Tits
4 Nuthatches - 2 pairs
1 Treecreeper
12 Redwings - some singing
3 Ravens
2 Buzzards
4 GS Woodpeckers -2 drumming
3 Bullfinches.

Also a fox, 3 Brimstone Butterflies and a queen bumblebee.

Ian
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22 Feb 2019 10:25 #1559 by Ian Misselbrook
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Leave the A15 5 miles north of Bourne at a cross roads and turn west to Kirkby Underwood. Go through the village and drive for a mile until you get to Callan's Lane Wood car park on the left.

Good luck!

Best regards

Ian
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21 Feb 2019 21:03 #1555 by Joy Croot
Replied by Joy Croot on topic Willow Tit in Callan's Lane Wood
Where is Callan’s Lane Wood, please? Thanks

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21 Feb 2019 14:03 #1554 by Ian Misselbrook
Willow Tit in Callan's Lane Wood was created by Ian Misselbrook
One Willow Tit along with 4 Marsh Tits and the 4 other expected tits. Also 1 Raven, 2 Buzzards, 1 Treecreeper, 2 Nuthatches, 4 Bullfinches and 2 Jays. Good views of the Willow Tit which was calling constantly. Several GS Woodpeckers including one drumming.Less than 20 species in a forty minute lunchtime walk but good quality.
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