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Upton Warren (16 Viewers)
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upstarts1979
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Hi Tim
will be good to see you mate..:t:....A bit of a come down from Spurn though8-P
Stone Snapper
Warrener till i snuff it
upstarts1979
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upstarts1979
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you both can talk rare birds then I will see what I can do remember the rfbto
I sure do, my beauty:kiss:
Soz just been watching a program about Norfolk, got carried away and forget where I was.8-P
UW82
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Today's highlights:
MOORS:
Teal (c70)--------------------Shelduck
Shoveler (25)----------------Pochard (3m, 2f)
Tufted Duck (21)-------------Curlew (7). 13 reported
Lapwing (c150)---------------Snipe (50)
Little Grebe (5)---------------G C Grebe (2)
Cormorant (18)---------------L B B Gull (9)
Herring Gull-------------------B H Gull (c80)
Greylags (18)-----------------Canada Goose (227)
Kingfisher---------------------Kestrel
Sparrowhawk-----------------Cetti's Warbler (3)
Goldcrest----------------------Mistle Thrush (10)
Song Thrush (5)--------------Redwing (c40)
Fieldfare (1). c50 reported during a movement of thrushes after rain.
Water Rail(2)
FLASHES/SAILING POOL*
Shoveler (10)-----------------Teal (15)
Curlew (12)-------------------Little Grebe
L B B Gull (25)----------------Herring Gull (10)
B H Gull (c800)#-------------Common Gull (1w)
Peregrine----------------------Grey Wagtail*
#Two of the B H Gulls had rings and John Sirrett will provide details at some point.
Des.
MOORS:
Teal (c70)--------------------Shelduck
Shoveler (25)----------------Pochard (3m, 2f)
Tufted Duck (21)-------------Curlew (7). 13 reported
Lapwing (c150)---------------Snipe (50)
Little Grebe (5)---------------G C Grebe (2)
Cormorant (18)---------------L B B Gull (9)
Herring Gull-------------------B H Gull (c80)
Greylags (18)-----------------Canada Goose (227)
Kingfisher---------------------Kestrel
Sparrowhawk-----------------Cetti's Warbler (3)
Goldcrest----------------------Mistle Thrush (10)
Song Thrush (5)--------------Redwing (c40)
Fieldfare (1). c50 reported during a movement of thrushes after rain.
Water Rail(2)
FLASHES/SAILING POOL*
Shoveler (10)-----------------Teal (15)
Curlew (12)-------------------Little Grebe
L B B Gull (25)----------------Herring Gull (10)
B H Gull (c800)#-------------Common Gull (1w)
Peregrine----------------------Grey Wagtail*
#Two of the B H Gulls had rings and John Sirrett will provide details at some point.
Des.
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Stone Snapper
Warrener till i snuff it
:eek!:im getting very worried about u now :eek!:8-P
Phil Andrews
It's only Rock and Roller but I like it
Gary - are you making an announcement at some point about 2015's adventure (and seek sponsership)?
upstarts1979
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John Sirrett
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The two ringed first winter Black-headed Gulls in last nights roost were: White Ring - TOYE, right leg, nothing on left: and Yellow Ring - PA86, right leg, silver BTO ring on left. The white ringed gull appears to originate from Poland, and I've dropped the guy responsible a line for details. I've not been able to trace anything for the yellow ringed gull. JS
John Sirrett
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Looking back I see the white ringed bird TOYE was present on the reserve early November with a similar conclusion drawn that it was ringed in Poland. JS
UW82
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Abbeybirder
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Visited this morning the north Moors was closed I could here machinery on the go then saw a tree fall didn't notice any notices just red & white tape
Little Egret, 4 Shelduck & 2 groups of Wigeon (7 & 5) later 12 on Flashes presume they were the same birds.
Little Egret, 4 Shelduck & 2 groups of Wigeon (7 & 5) later 12 on Flashes presume they were the same birds.
Stone Snapper
Warrener till i snuff it
was it just the north moors Ade ?
Abbeybirder
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Has far as I could see I left around 11.30am
Phil Andrews
It's only Rock and Roller but I like it
"You'll like this. Not a lot, but you'll like it"
How about this Lithuanian scheme? http://www.cr-birding.org/node/1995
"Now that's magic"
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UW82
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Stone Snapper
Warrener till i snuff it
:eek!:
:eek!: get a room :eek!:
:eek!: get a room :eek!:
Abbeybirder
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Blog now updated with todays visit and full species and count list - http://www.birding.uk.com/forum/blogs/adrian-k/543-upton-warren-nature-reserve-visit-13-11-2014.html
