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 Post subject: Far Ings NNR 18/9/10
PostPosted: Sat Sep 18, 2010 5:14 pm 
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10am-3.45pm. Only a bit of sunshine here and there and last few hours overcast, cold and windy!!

Half an hour after I got home, I got a message to say there was an Osprey on Pursuit Pit! Typical!

Other sightings of note:

11 Willow Tit (the largest count I have had in one visit, 3 groups in various areas of reserve)
1 GS Woodpecker
2 Bearded Tit
2 Cettis Warbler
1 Willow Warbler
plus the usual


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 Post subject: Re: Far Ings NNR 18/9/10
PostPosted: Sat Sep 18, 2010 6:10 pm 
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Mandy,
That is an exceptional number of Willow Tits. It bodes well in the Far Ings area for a species that is rapidly declining throughout the UK.


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 Post subject: Re: Far Ings NNR 18/9/10
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Yes I was amazed to see so many, adult and well as juveniles so I think they have done ok on the reserve this year. They were all very vocal too which alerted me to them all. Great little birds :D

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