Hello
A very dank and wet day but at least it wasn't cold!
Birds at Pitsford Reservoir today included the Great Northern Diver still between the Pintail Bay and The Narrows, a Barnacle Goose on the grass below the dam and a male Peregrine over the Old Scaldwell Road.
There was just a couple of Bramblings at Harrington Airfield this afternoon and a Barn Owl was picked up dead there at the side of the B576.
A Black Redstart was an excellent find on the works below the dam at Ravensthorpe Reservoir where the drake Red-crested Pochard also remained.
A Great White Egret was present on Dragonfly Lake on the Irthlingborough Lakes and Meadow reserve at Ditchford Pits and a male Blackcap is a lingering bird in Mark's garden at Higham Ferrers.
At Stanford Reservoir today there was a Mediterranean Gull and a thousand Common Gulls in the roost and a Great White Egret and three Goosanders were there too.
There were Birdguides reports of a Mealy Redpoll briefly in a Farthingstone garden and the Glossy Ibis was again reported at the north section of Stanwick Pits today.
Regards
Neil M
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| Robin. All images courtesy of Robin Gossage. |
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