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  1. Jane Turner

    Garden / Yard List 2023

    70. Coal Tit
  2. Jane Turner

    Best BoP garden list

    1. Sparrowhawk passage migrant, recent resident 2. Honey Buzzard vagrant 3. Common Buzzard rare, but breeds nearby 4. Kestrel scarce passage migrant 5. Merlin regular passage migrant 6. Peregrine almost daily 7. Hobby vagrant 8. Osprey 1-3 every year 9. Red Kite vagrant 10.Marsh Harrier...
  3. Jane Turner

    Garden / Yard List 2023

    68. Lapwing 69. Great Northern Diver
  4. Jane Turner

    Garden / Yard List 2023

    I had Pintail in twice, but had missed House Sparrow 64 Jackdaw 65 House Sparrow 66 Meadow Pipit 67 Goldeneye
  5. Jane Turner

    Garden / Yard List 2023

    60. Goldcrest 61. Sparrowhawk 62. Rock Pipit 63. Goosander 64. Pintail doing well for Ducks and still no Teal or Mallard
  6. Jane Turner

    Garden / Yard List 2023

    59 - Kestrel - something of a surprise in a gale its usually a later summer/early autumn dispersal species
  7. Jane Turner

    Garden / Yard List 2023

    I only added 58: Pintail, but this was nice (taken from the office window)
  8. Jane Turner

    Garden / Yard List 2023

    57. Chaffinch - but I am about to do a seawatch
  9. Jane Turner

    Garden / Yard List 2023

    Last year I had these two in the garden..... so am due a lean year
  10. Jane Turner

    Garden / Yard List 2023

    I'm up to 56 species Rock Dove / Feral Pigeon Carrion Crow Starling Robin Herring Gull Blue Tit Dunnock Cormorant Blackbird Ringed Plover Dunlin Sanderling Common Scoter Red-throated Diver Great Black-backed Gull Oystercatcher Great Tit Great Crested Grebe...
  11. Jane Turner

    Slightly Interesting Chiffchaff

    Except colour is vital in diagnosing rare Dunlin
  12. Jane Turner

    Hoylake Bird Observatory

    I am doing a patchlist - so will endeavor to keep this up to date. Long-tailed Duck, 6 Gannet and 6 Brent Geese was the highlight of January 1st. 5/6 Long Tailed duck a single then 5 in flight with Raven and Guillemot new for the year Too many Scoter to count today - 10-30K at a guess, 110...
  13. Jane Turner

    Bird identification advice Hoylake (Red Rocks) UK

    And there is one on the beach at Hoylake
  14. Jane Turner

    Presumed Iberian Chiffchaff - UK

    no idea sorry
  15. Jane Turner

    Presumed Iberian Chiffchaff - UK

    Its a near-identical; match for "plastic calling" 2 cal bird I recorded about 4 hours of (and discussed with Magnus Robb), but yes I agree its not ideal. That bird changed shape and frequency all the time eg
  16. Jane Turner

    Presumed Iberian Chiffchaff - UK

    I have 5 hours of recording (peaked at 3 running in parallel) and so far 9 calls - this is the best just after it was released.
  17. Jane Turner

    Presumed Iberian Chiffchaff - UK

    DNA sent off, fingers crossed
  18. Jane Turner

    Presumed Iberian Chiffchaff - UK

    for added fun I caught what appears to be either a very odd Willow W or a Willow x Chiff today. It has the moult strategy of Common Chiff. Hugely worn tail contour feathers, tertials etc, rather short p2 and long p5/6 the latter with an emargination. Everything else is WW and in the field it...
  19. Jane Turner

    Presumed Iberian Chiffchaff - UK

    And a few in the hand photos - I didn't dare hold it long, it was out on its feet and showing stress signs. Before anyone worries, it was batting round the garden like a good 'un afterwards
  20. Jane Turner

    Presumed Iberian Chiffchaff - UK

    At least until disproven by DNA Wide yellow fore super (bridging) moulted secondaries and outer primaries Yellow pectoral band white unstreaked central belly Dark legs, brown feet (boots) and orangy rears to the legs
  21. Jane Turner

    Pink Pipit - Warblington, Hampshire England

    Just bumping this with one I caught this morning. I see birds like this most years, but great to get this close to one
  22. Jane Turner

    Unidentified Nesting Bird, South-East England

    Looks rather Spot Fly like to me - esp the first pic with the head shape and bill colouration
  23. Jane Turner

    Variability in House Sparrows, or could I have breeding female Spanish Sparrow [NW UK]

    Well I have caught another sibling - and this one dropped a couple of feathers while I was taking photos. Similar large bill - its still growing and is 0.3mm under the max allowable for House, it has a well-marked fore-super, much stronger chin patch than its same age House Sp friends, odd...
  24. Jane Turner

    Pipit - Essex UK

    Its a Meadow Pipit
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