Mar 2024
10:27pm, 9 Mar 2024
18,252 posts
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KinkyS
Wheatear at Cant Clough res and a field packed with oyks at Leeshaw res. Good numbers of curlew too. Missed the whoopers
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Mar 2024
10:27pm, 9 Mar 2024
3,704 posts
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flyingfinn
There's been a big movement of Whoopers through Derbyshire in the last 2 days. There were only two left at Slimbridge. Looks like they're heading north.
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Mar 2024
10:31pm, 9 Mar 2024
64,889 posts
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Derby Tup
96 whoopers by Leeshaw reservoir reported yesterday ff. very few mips today and I didn’t hear a skylark
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Mar 2024
10:47pm, 9 Mar 2024
23,519 posts
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Red Squirrel
Greylags in a field Geese in the sky - too far away to identify More wigeon on a distillery pond and in the field next door with sheep
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Mar 2024
10:17pm, 10 Mar 2024
6,231 posts
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Windsor Wool
Nice to spend yesterday afternoon and this morning at Elmley NNR in Kent. Skies were blue and the wind calm on Sat but a lot of the site is still inaccessible due to flooding. Then today it rained just to make it worse!
They reckon they’ve had up to 30 roosting short-eared owls in recent months. We know they have at least 5 as that was the max we saw at one time. They’ve taken up roost so close to the car park that you can sit in your car and watch. They also have dozens of Marsh Harriers to the point where it went from never having seen one before to taking them for granted. Nice to see avocets, curlews, ringed plovers, hundreds of lapwing, thousands of wigeon, etc, etc.
Nice spot. Will prob try and go back later in the year when the whole site is accessible again. Quite a few things we don’t see that they reckon they spot regularly: hen harrier, juv white-tailed eagle, long-eared owl, bittern (lovely pics up there ^👍🏻).
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Mar 2024
10:30pm, 10 Mar 2024
64,930 posts
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Derby Tup
That sounds ace WW. March 11 tomorrow and the hunt for a chiffchaff stats *geek*
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Mar 2024
1:17pm, 11 Mar 2024
2,997 posts
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RunningRonnie
Siskin in garden on niger seeds.
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Mar 2024
1:24pm, 11 Mar 2024
33,139 posts
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HellsBells
I saw 15 different species out of the kitchen window in a half hour period yesterday, nothing exotic or unusual but a good variety. We’ve had a rare visit from a goldcrest this morning which has made me very happy
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Mar 2024
1:59pm, 11 Mar 2024
64,937 posts
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Derby Tup
Two separate but isolated and very showy LTT on this lunchtime’s walk. One was perched in the open on a telegraph wire. They know
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Mar 2024
5:24pm, 11 Mar 2024
23,523 posts
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Red Squirrel
2 female bullfinches A pair of mergansers in the sea at Hopeman
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