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Big Garden Birdwatch 2016 (1 Viewer)

Euan Buchan

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Thought it be interesting putting our results for The Big Garden Birdwatch here not sure if I'll do mine today or tomorrow yet but good luck to everyone.
 
That's me completed my Big Garden Birdwatch from 10.59am-11.59am the results were
Woodpigeon 8
Blue Tit 11
Magpie 3
4 House Sparrow
1 Dunnock
1 Wren.
 
My results (9:26 - 10:26):
15 goldfinch
4 magpie
3 woodpigeon
3 chaffinch
2 blackbird
1 house sparrow
1 blue tit
1 robin
1 coal tit
 
14 House Sparrow
3 Woodpigeon
2 Long-tailed Tit
2 Blackbird
1 Coal tit
1 Blue Tit
1 Great Tit
1 Robin
1 Dunnock
1 Magpie
1 Collared Dove

Dave W
 
So here in Yorkshire we've had a nice hour seeing the following:
4 Blue Tit
2 Coal Tit
3 Blackbird
2 Great Tit
1 Robin
2 Chaffinch
3 Goldfinch
2 Woodpigeon
2 GS Woodpecker
1 Dunnock
1 Magpie
1 Greenfinch
1 Wren
2 Starling
1 Carrion Crow

Happy birding!
 
Here in Southampton:
6 House Sparrows
11 Woodpigeons
10 Starlings
6 Goldfinches
3 Blackbirds
1 Magpie
2 Robins
5 Greenfinches
1 Chaffinch
1 Bluetit

(my resident Blackcap took the hour off, but was back again later)
 
Here in Neath:

Magpie(2)
Blue Tit(8)
Chaffinch(5)
Great Tit(4)
Blackbird(3)
Robin(4)
Coal Tit(4)
House Sparrow(4)
Dunnock(2)
Collared Dove(2)
Long Tailed Tits(10)
Nuthatch(2)
Siskin(2)
Goldcrest(1)
Carrion Crow(1)
Wren(1)

No sign of yesterday's Jays.
 
Here in snowy Aviemore;

Chaffinch 30+
Siskin 20+
Blue Tit 3
Coal Tit 3
Greenfinch 8
Goldfinch 6
House Sparrow 4
Great Tit 2
Starling 3
Dunnock 2
Robin 2
Blackbird 2
Bullfinch 1

Fairly normal numbers and species for the time of year, but the Bullfinch is unusual.
 
I just had a look at the overall tally so far. It suggests there are ten times as many Common Gulls in gardens as there are Black-Headed Gulls. This seems highly unlikely - perhaps more to do with the fact that Common Gull is on the list of common garden visitors, and BHG isn't.
David
 
Here in snowy Aviemore;

Chaffinch 30+
Siskin 20+
Blue Tit 3
Coal Tit 3
Greenfinch 8
Goldfinch 6
House Sparrow 4
Great Tit 2
Starling 3
Dunnock 2
Robin 2
Blackbird 2
Bullfinch 1

Fairly normal numbers and species for the time of year, but the Bullfinch is unusual.

You had 30+ and 20+ of the same species at one time?
 
We did our count on saturday 0930-1030

Lesser redpoll-5
blackbird 4
coal tit 1
pheasant 2
robin 3
blue tit 9
great tit 3
house sparrow 4
chaffinch 9
greenfinch 3
dunnock 1
woodpigeon 5
moorhen 1
great spotted woodpecker 2
tree sparrow 6
wren 1
goldfinch 1
marsh tit 1
bullfinch 1
siskin 1

Lewis & Carol
 
4 blackbirds (2 male, 2 female)
2 blue tits
2 chaffinches (male)
1 coal tit
1 dunnock
1 goldfinch
2 great tits
7 long tailed tits
7 pheasant (all hens)
2 robins
3 wood pigeons
 
In Holbury, Hampshire. I had:

1 Robin
1 Magpie
1 Sparrow Hawk (Female)
1 Starling (got killed by the Sparrow Hawk during the survey!)
1 Chaffinch
1 Siskin
1 Firecrest (1st I've seen in my garden too!)
1 Wren
5 Dunnock
2 Great tits
2 Blackbirds
2 Blue tits

Overall a really good hour considering the weather could of been better on the day :)
 
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