Hello
Today it was fogbound in our part of the world so observations remained minimal. Jacob endeavoured to find birds at Pitsford Reservoir and managed to pick out a Green Sandpiper and a Chiffchaff in the murk. Eleanor saw four Woodcock at Blueberry Farm, these birds possibly displaced by nearby shooting at Haselbech. The pair of Stonechat remain in the valley below Hanging Houghton.
Jacob visited Roade village this afternoon, locating seven Waxwings which are currently in gardens alongside the main A508, almost opposite the village garage. Three other birds joined this flock as they flew out of view...
Regards
Neil M
Today it was fogbound in our part of the world so observations remained minimal. Jacob endeavoured to find birds at Pitsford Reservoir and managed to pick out a Green Sandpiper and a Chiffchaff in the murk. Eleanor saw four Woodcock at Blueberry Farm, these birds possibly displaced by nearby shooting at Haselbech. The pair of Stonechat remain in the valley below Hanging Houghton.
Jacob visited Roade village this afternoon, locating seven Waxwings which are currently in gardens alongside the main A508, almost opposite the village garage. Three other birds joined this flock as they flew out of view...
Regards
Neil M
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| A pair of Brambling are currently in residence at Steve Bennison's house on the outskirts of Duston, Northampton. And these images from Steve depict the male of the pair on his garden feeders. |
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| Waxwings at Roade today courtesy of Jacob Spinks. |
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| Blue Rock Thrush at Stow on the Wold, Gloucestershire. This vagrant bird, apparently an adult male, for some reason has abandoned its traditional Mediterranean-based home and is currently living in the gardens and rooftops in the Cotswolds! Images courtesy of Jacob Spinks. |
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