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Today was the turn of Pitsford Reservoir to be counted as part of the WeBS process and birds included the Great Northern Diver, three Little Egrets, at least fifty-one Common Snipe, a Jack Snipe, two Ravens, two pairs of Stonechats, two Grey Wagtails, three Chiffchaffs, about forty-five Siskins and fourteen Redpolls.
The 'ringtail' Hen Harrier was seen at Harrington Airfield today and a remarkable collection of ten Smew (seven drakes) were at Eyebrook Reservoir.
Waxwings today were four at Bonnington Close, Rugby, four at Priors Hall, Corby and a single bird at Lambrook Drive, East Hunsbury, Northampton.
A 'redhead' Smew and three Goosanders were at Clifford Hill Pits and a first winter drake Scaup was at Ravensthorpe Reservoir with a Whooper Swan first thing only. At Hollowell Reservoir there was a Pink-footed Goose, a Jack Snipe, six Common Snipe, an adult Caspian Gull, two Stonechats and three Siskins.
At Daventry Country Park a Mealy Redpoll was reported within a flock of about ten Lesser Redpolls and five Goosanders were there too. Four Stonechats were at Upton Country Park and a Raven was in Hanging Houghton village.
At Stanford Reservoir today birds included a Great White Egret, a second winter Mediterranean Gull in the afternoon roost, eleven Goosanders, a Raven and two Chiffchaffs.
Regards
Neil M
Stonechats at Upton Country Park courtesy of Tony Stanford. |
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