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Author: | John T Goy [ Mon Feb 15, 2010 2:31 am ] |
Post subject: | Worlaby Carrs: 14.02 |
11.45 - 16.15 Shoveler - 1m Mallard - 11 [8m 3f ] Gadwall - 1m Mute Swan - 7 Whooper - 5 over Pink feet - c60 over towards Reed's Island Linnet - 18 Yellowhammer - 11 Blue Tit - 1 Chaffinch - 29 Corn Bunting - 56 Fieldfare - 5 Peregrine - 1 Cormorant - 1 over Blackbird - 1 Kestrel - 2 Grey Heron - 2 Lapwing - 79 [ they were aloft quite a few times at length between the Pipe bridge and Appleby Pump station and one very small bird was with them each time, not sure what it was but Dunlin size ] Redshank - 7 A most enjoyable day despite the heavy rain showers! Regards Max ![]() |
Author: | John T Goy [ Fri Feb 19, 2010 11:14 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Worlaby Carrs: 14.02 |
Feb 19th: Another visit and a few different sightings during my four and a quarter hours starting at 13.00. Bitterly cold for someone with no fat reserves, namely me! ![]() Expected quite a few there considering a recent rare sighting but alas only one until an hour before I left and I was joined by Mick West and one of his family. Then a few more arrived. Sightings as follows: Short-eared Owl - 1 [tried filming it, still need more practice, at least I can recognise the species] Little Egret - 1 Magpie - 6 Corn Bunting - 37 Yellowhammer - 1 Common Buzz - 1 Kestrel - 2 Grey Heron - 1 Robin - 1 Blackbird - 2 Mute Swan - 4 Greylag - 14 Starling - 30 Chaffinch - 1 Sprawk - 1 [seen by Mick] Woodcock - 1 [seen by Mick ] 3 skeins of distant geese [ I presume] going south-west. c60 what looked to be white birds distant flying in a straight line going north-west, I thought they were Golden Plover size but Mick thought they were larger. They were flapping their wings quite fast, I had them in the scope for a while but they were going away all the time. They came from the over the Wolds. Saw a Kestrel at Wrawby and one at Elsham crossing. Also the Starling roost at Brigg doing aerial manouvers. Another good day. Regards Max ![]() |
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