SSW wind overcast with some light showers.
The only stuff so far is from my morning stroll around Middleton Nature Reserve (MD)
Pink-Footed goose 120 east
Grey Heron 1 - present every visit, but I forget to record it!
Mute Swan 8 adult plus 9 cygnets
Mallard 15
Gadwall 32
Shoveler 2 (pair)
Tufted Duck 1 male
Coot 2 (together on "no swimming" pond)
Moorhen 15
Little grebe 1
Water Rail 3 squealing
Common Snipe 7
Woodcock 1
Pheasant 5
Stock Dove 2
A good representation from the corvids
Raven 1 - plus Carrion crow, Magpie and Jackdaw.
And Tits - Great, Blue, Coal and Long-tailed
This Coal Tit was actually from yesterday it was in association with a pair of Great Tit.
Not so good for finches, just:
Bullfinch 8
Goldfinch c30
Song Thrush 5 singing
I didn't check the shore today, but I can guarantee that both these species would have been present. Again these clips are from yesterday.
This Curlew reminded me of a Lion stalking a fast moving prey. I've no idea why it felt the need for stealth!
This Turnstone has a completely different technique but seemed to be finding plenty to eat.
Hopefully tonight's wind will blow something new in for tomorrow.
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