A visit to Harrington Airfield this morning only produced a single female Brambling amongst the feeding birds on the seed by the concrete track entrance off the Draughton Road.
Birds in and around the garden here at Hanging Houghton included a Brambling, plus a Jackdaw with plumage traits sometimes associated with north-eastern populations known as 'Nordic Jackdaw'. An image is below - see what you think!
The Great White Egret was quite mobile at Pitsford Res late morning and seen in both the Holcot and Walgrave bays. Five Little Egrets were near floodwater at the back of the Holcot Bay as seen from the Hannington Road.
At 3.30pm this afternoon, five Waxwings were on television aerials in Holcot village at the crossroads in the middle of the village.
Blueberry Farm seemed quiet this afternoon, three redpoll sp and a Snipe being the most notable birds.
Regards
E & N
Stock Dove Hanging Houghton
Jackdaw at Hanging Houghton
(with a sheep in the way!)
Little Egrets Pitsford
Great White Egret
Pitsford - distant
flight shots
Goldeneye Pitsford
Tufted Duck Pitsford
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