Hello
Very foggy day all day today prevented very much birding so the morning was taken up visiting and re-stocking feeding stations. A Woodcock was flushed up at Scotland Wood and Brixworth Water Treatment Works continued to host three Chiffchaffs and at least one Grey Wagtail.
There was no sign of the Waxwings at Hanging Houghton today, the dwindling berries probably being insufficient to support a large flock.
Regards
Neil M
Very foggy day all day today prevented very much birding so the morning was taken up visiting and re-stocking feeding stations. A Woodcock was flushed up at Scotland Wood and Brixworth Water Treatment Works continued to host three Chiffchaffs and at least one Grey Wagtail.
There was no sign of the Waxwings at Hanging Houghton today, the dwindling berries probably being insufficient to support a large flock.
Regards
Neil M
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| White-billed Diver - images courtesy of Robin Gossage. This species is rare in the UK and most records refer to birds flying past headlands or fishing Scottish waters. This juvenile however was photographed on the River Witham in Lincolnshire, hopefully this doesn't mean this fine-looking bird is ill or injured. |
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