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Feb 2017
10:08am, 13 Feb 2017
179 posts
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bonners
Now up to six goldfinches in the garden, Started off with two and then four, so I got another feeder so there was space for them all, now six, so will have to get them another feeder!
Also the little wren is back again. Seems to be working its way through all the plant pots looking for food.
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Feb 2017
9:40pm, 13 Feb 2017
22,549 posts
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Derby Tup
Common leech, err, hang on, make that a ringed plover reported on my in-laws local beach in South Devon along with talk of spring migration starting. Not be long now 
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Feb 2017
7:18am, 15 Feb 2017
21,587 posts
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Dave A
Waxwings have been spotted in the last few days within 10 miles of our house. Time to investigate today. Although this now means they will have flown away.
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Feb 2017
7:34am, 15 Feb 2017
22,558 posts
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Derby Tup
Good luck. Supermarket car-parks are good 
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Feb 2017
9:48am, 15 Feb 2017
1,475 posts
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steve45
First winter for a couple of years that I've not had Blackcap in the garden.
Good Goldfinch group bonners.."my" Goldfinches are only visiting the feeders occasionally right now.
A pair of Wood Pigeons seem to be getting it together in the garden.
Dreaming of hirundines Derby!
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Feb 2017
12:10pm, 15 Feb 2017
21,588 posts
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Dave A
No Waxwings. The reported numbers have been declining since they were first reported. Heading to Yorkshire this weekend so might try and check the sightings around there.
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Feb 2017
12:21pm, 15 Feb 2017
14,543 posts
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Wriggling Snake
Dave A, Sheffield seems to have had lots.
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Feb 2017
1:02pm, 15 Feb 2017
1,771 posts
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jacdaw
The pair of oystercatchers are back on their breeding territory by the river near home! Spring!
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Feb 2017
1:25pm, 15 Feb 2017
15,243 posts
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Chrisity
Blackbird, Song thrush and Robin all belting it out in earshot of my front room. Lots of GSW's drumming away in the neighbourhood whenever i go out.
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Feb 2017
2:35pm, 15 Feb 2017
180 posts
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bonners
Lots of singing skylarks, a magpie making a nest and black headed gulls beginning to get black heads. Also a mystery diver, watched it for ages, smaller than a cormorant, dark, but bright white on the head and undercarriage. Been looking at guide books but can't find for definite, nearest I've seen should be on the Scottish coast, not Wales. Whatever it was, lovely looking bird.
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