Nov 2016
10:26pm, 26 Nov 2016
21,995 posts
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Derby Tup
Heron have catholic taste and will eat eels (which can crawl through wet grass) and amphibians, plus potentially small mammals and baby birds
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Nov 2016
10:48am, 27 Nov 2016
1,255 posts
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steve45
and Herons are so patient too! I have run along a river and seen one standing "heron still" in the shallows only to pass it again twenty minutes later on my return and it can still be standing there waiting for a catch!
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Nov 2016
4:12pm, 27 Nov 2016
23,014 posts
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GlennR
Five cormorants on the wires above the lake today.
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Nov 2016
6:04pm, 27 Nov 2016
123 posts
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bonners
Great White Egret on way to Fairbourne on my run this morning. Got a really good close up fly past, well chuffed
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Nov 2016
6:29pm, 27 Nov 2016
21,998 posts
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Derby Tup
Fabulous. Some good birds being recorded atm
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Nov 2016
9:45am, 28 Nov 2016
1,257 posts
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steve45
Great Great White Egret bonners; never seen one myself. Even better to have seen one while out on your run. Saw the small Starling murmuration yesterday at a regular place (c 2,000). A handful of Shoveller and Wigeon as well as the usual Tufties, Coot, Pochard, Moorhen etc as dusk fell.
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Nov 2016
10:27am, 28 Nov 2016
1,275 posts
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Surelynot
10 black birds on the rowan tree in the garden at one point this morning.
One of the joys of working from home.
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Nov 2016
2:18pm, 28 Nov 2016
124 posts
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bonners
Second one I've seen Steve, the first one was at RSPB Conwy a couple of months back and I was looking out for it. This one was more exciting as totally unexpected and even better, like you said, on a run!
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Nov 2016
4:13pm, 28 Nov 2016
17,329 posts
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KinkyS
Tons of redwing around atm.
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Nov 2016
6:50pm, 28 Nov 2016
22,001 posts
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Derby Tup
Winter thrushes for me too including probably the biggest flock of redwing I've ever seen
However my spot of the day was a parakeet over Colne, East Lancashire!
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