Fetch Birdwatchers
165 watchers
May 2020
3:37pm, 14 May 2020
1,717 posts
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Surelynot
Just trying to imagine how an Egyptian goose might walk 
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May 2020
3:42pm, 14 May 2020
41,725 posts
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Derby Tup
Goose step?
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May 2020
4:50pm, 14 May 2020
41,729 posts
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Derby Tup
Two swift seen from the back garden
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May 2020
5:02pm, 14 May 2020
5,831 posts
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Eynsham Red
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May 2020
6:12pm, 14 May 2020
17,593 posts
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Chrisity
Two lapwings flew by overhead on my run, lots of calling and peeeeeeeeeewiting. Don't see them around Dale Abbey usually, no doubt off on their hols somewhere. Also two separate occasions of a buzzard soaring and mewing, beautiful to see on a lovely day. |
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May 2020
7:52am, 15 May 2020
1,718 posts
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Surelynot
Just in case anyone wants to get involved t.co Swift numbers in decline - as you will know. |
May 2020
7:57am, 15 May 2020
1,634 posts
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flyingfinn
Excellent DT. Those boys I spoke to yesterday morning said they'd get it sorted and my directions must have been spot on. I told them to look out for Tuss and something bright and shiny (I was hoping it was warm enough for you to have your hat off!) 😀
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May 2020
8:05am, 15 May 2020
41,756 posts
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Derby Tup
A birder I know who watches one of the local reservoirs said he had 100+ swift yesterday, mostly heading this way. And yes I was hat free
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May 2020
8:27am, 15 May 2020
2,778 posts
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phal
🤣 hooray for swift spotting! Duck down to one duckling this morning 😢 |
May 2020
7:34pm, 15 May 2020
87 posts
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SteveCRunner
Taken on today's run. Pretty common round here. |
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