The Lincolnshire Bird Club

A pair of nuthatches working along the Co-op hedge line this afternoon in Central Park.

hi Simon,
Superb Record,have you ever seen them before in central park/brumby woods?
I had one-a young bird fly onto a crane at Rainham steel earlier this year,but that was probably a normamby park bird,your record is much more interesting,
regards,
Roger.

First bird turned up in 1999, fed on a peanut feeder all winter. Miles Hopper can to see it quite alot but it disappeared in February 2000. Had a few lean years and the next bird that turned up was a juvenile which I found dead at the side of Pitwood House, 2003. None turned up in 2004 but in 2005 a single bird again fed on a peanut feeder from the 9th August to 20th October. 2006 was a good year, single bird all through February and a male was calling in Brumby Woods on 29th April and again a single bird fed on a peanut feeder from 3rd October to 22nd November.
This is the first time I have seen two birds together.

Hi simon,
Thanks,it rings a bell one or two things you said there,very interesting thou,maybe theye bred nearby or might do eventually,whatever that would be a significient breeding record for lincolnshire and an absolutly great record for scunny!!!well done Simon so far!!
Regards,
Roger.

Stop greasing Rog ---- you've never been to Central Park, you know nowt about it and your tripod's got Parkinsons Disease !

Dave

A Nuthatch sat on a Crane,was it Common or Demoiselle?,now that would be a sight.


Regards


Steve