This morning there was a female Merlin and a Woodcock at Blueberry Farm, Maidwell.
At about 10.45am this morning the Great White Egret was with 3 Little Egrets on the floodwater at the back of the Holcot Bay at Pitsford Res, as viewed from the Hannington Road.
At 11.45am a Waxwing flew over the Walgrave Bay at Pitsford Res, this high-flying but vocal bird was heading east. There was a Woodcock flushed from Christies Copse.
Just after 12 noon today there were at least 10 Bramblings on the seed at Harrington Airfield, later joined by a large covey of 15 Grey Partridges.
A 1st winter Mediterranean Gull was present in the gull roost at Pitsford Res this afternoon.
Regards
E & N

Bramblings with other birds
at Harrington Airfield

Adult Common Gull

Flock of Lapwings

Lapwing at the water's edge
Pitsford Reservoir
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