Thursday, 13 November 2014
Different Peregrine
After feeling rough yesterday I well
and truly overslept this morning so Dave had to drag me kicking and screaming
from under the duvet which meant we arrived at the pond later than usual. Quick
chat with Bob and Keith then as they toddled off to toft we ambled to rainbow
corner. The first winter male Red-crested Pochard was in rainbow corner while
overhead 80 Lapwing circled for some time till the large juvenile Peregrine
that was patrolling the fields behind rainbow cleared off. A real chunky
monkey. Six Golden Plover went over east. Only other birds of note were 7
Goosander, 15 Goldeneye, 5 Pochard, Goldcrest, Grey Wagtail, 8 Tree Sparrow, 50
Stock Dove and hundreds of corvids, Wood Pigeon, Fieldfare and Redwing on the
west side of reservoir. Just 2 Bullfinch on Napton on the Hill and 2
Sparrowhawk between Gibraltar bridge and Broadwell.
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