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Chris Payne and John Woollett spent some time today ringing in South Northants at Bradden. They caught 75 birds made up of 39 Blue Tits, 24 Great Tits, 2 Coal Tits, 5 Goldcrests, 3 Chaffinches, a Dunnock and a Blackbird. The vast majority were new birds indicating that a good number of common birds are already making use of this woodland feeding station.
Down on the Scillies, bird migration has been much quieter this week so I thought I would post some images of typical sea mammals regularly found around the shores...
Regards
Neil M
Chris Payne and John Woollett spent some time today ringing in South Northants at Bradden. They caught 75 birds made up of 39 Blue Tits, 24 Great Tits, 2 Coal Tits, 5 Goldcrests, 3 Chaffinches, a Dunnock and a Blackbird. The vast majority were new birds indicating that a good number of common birds are already making use of this woodland feeding station.
Down on the Scillies, bird migration has been much quieter this week so I thought I would post some images of typical sea mammals regularly found around the shores...
Regards
Neil M
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| The Scillonians generally respond favourably to the changing of the season as the birders arrive! A 'Stonecrow' birder on St Agnes... |
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| Harbour Porpoise - as usual incredibly shy! |
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| A female Grey Seal... |
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| ...and her pup! |
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| Common Dolphins - definitely not shy and often the wildlife highlight of a day on the Scilly Isles! |
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