KenM
Well-known member
Christ!...the prey item did bloody well to turn the fight round and beat BOP! :-O
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Garden/Yard List 2018. (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter halftwo
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Christ!...the prey item did bloody well to turn the fight round and beat BOP! :-O
Richard Prior
Halfway up an Alp
You muppett Ken8-P
brainticket
Member
Been pretty quiet here lately, only
28. Great Spotted Woodpecker
28. Great Spotted Woodpecker
Simon Wates
Well-known member
Just after dawn, my first singing
30. Eurasian Hoopoe
of the year
30. Eurasian Hoopoe
of the year
halftwo
Wird Batcher
Still waiting for one here. Plenty within a few miles.
Warixenjalka
Birdwitcher
:t: I (almost) could give up the sauna, if I only got Lammergeier instead of...
Warixenjalka
Birdwitcher
KenM
Well-known member
.....same here! Here's one from a few miles.
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KenM
Well-known member
Looks like you've got everybody's Redpolls Wari....:t: :-C
Richard Prior
Halfway up an Alp
We’re in mourning here as one of the Treecreepers is no more after having collided with our big window, and that’s despite my wife and our nieces' sterling efforts to make said window more visible by sticking giant paper snowflakes all over it.
Still no Woodpigeons but at 6 o’clock the first hooting of this year:
40 Tawny Owl
Still no Woodpigeons but at 6 o’clock the first hooting of this year:
40 Tawny Owl
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Simon Wates
Well-known member
May your TC RIP Richard.
Just spotted a raptor at about 1km - with the bins I "knew what it was" - I'm always looking for one of these as a pair breeds some 6kms away and I've seen them nearer to home on a few occasions but never from home. So - I scrambled the scope up to double-check, very good
31. Black-winged Kite
Just spotted a raptor at about 1km - with the bins I "knew what it was" - I'm always looking for one of these as a pair breeds some 6kms away and I've seen them nearer to home on a few occasions but never from home. So - I scrambled the scope up to double-check, very good
31. Black-winged Kite
Richard Prior
Halfway up an Alp
Wow, congratulations Simon B
KenM
Well-known member
May your TC RIP Richard.
Just spotted a raptor at about 1km - with the bins I "knew what it was" - I'm always looking for one of these as a pair breeds some 6kms away and I've seen them nearer to home on a few occasions but never from home. So - I scrambled the scope up to double-check, very good
31. Black-winged Kite
Highly required for my list!!.....although I'm quite prepared to accept one lower down. :-O
brainticket
Member
29. Goshawk, 2cy in flight
Also, a yard lifer in the form of American Mink at the river.
Also, a yard lifer in the form of American Mink at the river.
KenM
Well-known member
........that would be nice but!....am very happy to include a flyover Sturnus vulgaris today, kinda scarce in these parts of late. no.49.
Simon Wates
Well-known member
Wow, congratulations Simon B
Cheers! Not a scratch on your Lammergeier, BWK is to be expected around here - though thin on the ground.
Parts of southern Portugal have high densities and (theoretically
you can't miss them in those areas, you'll have to get yourself down here sometime. I suppose BWK is a reasonably potential 1st for Britain in the nearish future, seeing how they are spreading north.
