an extremely flighty and mobile rock pipit was at the res this afternoon.
Saturday, 27 October 2012
Friday, 19 October 2012
about bloody time!! finally found a yellow browed warbler this morning in rottingdean but despite showing reasonably well it quickly moved on. lots of goldcrests (with firecrests and chiffs) around everywhere today and with the weather it felt like something bigger was going to appear but despite a full day in the field it didnt. at the res, the slav grebe still off the dam early evening but annoyingly mostly asleep. some warbler grabs to follow.
Sunday, 14 October 2012
Friday, 12 October 2012
Wednesday, 10 October 2012
yday: this shag was at brighton marina. heres the blurb:
'Many thanks for submitting your shag sighting enquiry to the BTO. I can tell you that Red NUR was ringed as a chick on East Wideopens, the Farnes, Northumberland on 08/8/12. This was one of the very last chicks to be ringed this season and was one of a brood of two. The purpose of the colour ringing is to better understand the life history and movements of the shags from the North-east of England and Eastern Scotland with all colour ring reports, alive or dead of great value. Most shags stay to winter in the north east of the UK but every winter we receive reports of a few in the southern North Sea, however we have had very few shags wander west along the English Channel so a sighting at Brighton is of great interest'.
Sunday, 7 October 2012
update: todays jay tally: 191 including flock of 38.
2000 jackdaws flew over sheepcote this morning. at ovingdean, approximately 100 blue tits (also great tits and a single goldcrest in the flocks) moved thru in various flock sizes, some high in the sky, 70 jays also flew over.
also this morning, dad had an ortolan bunting briefly just south of hollingbury camp.
2000 jackdaws flew over sheepcote this morning. at ovingdean, approximately 100 blue tits (also great tits and a single goldcrest in the flocks) moved thru in various flock sizes, some high in the sky, 70 jays also flew over.
also this morning, dad had an ortolan bunting briefly just south of hollingbury camp.
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