Michael Frankis
conehead
Hi Stu & Birdman,
Here's my full Jesmond Dene list; 114 species over the years:
1 — common
2 — rare but annual
3 — rare, less than annual
4 — very rare (less than 5 records)
5 — Dene mega (one record only)
e — previously present (now extinct)
Little Grebe — 4
Cormorant — 3
Grey Heron — 2
Mute Swan — 3
Whooper Swan — 5
Pink-footed Goose — 4
Greylag Goose — 4
Canada Goose — 4
Mandarin Duck — 3
Mallard — 1
Tufted Duck — 2
Goldeneye — 4
Goosander — 3
Sparrowhawk — 1
Kestrel — 3
Merlin — 4
Hobby — 5
Peregrine Falcon — 5
Grey Partridge — e
Pheasant — 5
Moorhen — 1
Coot — 5
Oystercatcher — 5
Golden Plover — 4
Lapwing — 3
Common Snipe — 4
Woodcock — 2
Whimbrel — 5
Curlew — 5
Redshank — 5
Laughing Gull — 5
Black-headed Gull — 1
Common Gull — 1
Lesser Black-back — 1
Yellow-legged Gull — 5
Herring Gull — 1
Iceland Gull — 5
Glaucous Gull — 5
Great Black-back — 1
Common Tern — 4
Rock Dove — 1
Stock Dove — 1
Wood Pigeon — 1
Collared Dove — 2
Cuckoo — 5
Tawny Owl — 1
Swift — 1
Alpine Swift — 5
Kingfisher — 1
Wryneck — 5
Great Spot Woodp — 1
Sky Lark — 2
Sand Martin — 3
Barn Swallow — 2
House Martin — 1
Tree Pipit — 4
Meadow Pipit — 2
Yellow Wagtail — 4
Grey Wagtail — 1
Pied Wagtail — 1
Waxwing — 3
Dipper — 3
Wren — 1
Dunnock — 1
Robin — 1
Redstart — 4
Northern Wheatear — 4
Ring Ouzel — 4
Blackbird — 1
Fieldfare — 1
Song Thrush — 1
Redwing — 1
Mistle Thrush — 1
Sedge Warbler — 3
Icterine Warbler — 5
Lesser Whitethroat — 3
Whitethroat — 4
Garden Warbler — 3
Blackcap — 1
Wood Warbler — 2
Chiffchaff — 1
Willow Warbler — 1
Goldcrest — 1
Spotted Flycatcher — 2
Pied Flycatcher — 4
Long-tailed Tit — 1
Willow Tit — 5
Coal Tit — 1
Blue Tit — 1
Great Tit — 1
Nuthatch — 1
Treecreeper — 1
Jay — 2
Magpie — 1
Jackdaw — 1
Rook — 1
Carrion Crow — 1
Hooded Crow — 5
Starling — 1
House Sparrow — 1
Tree Sparrow — e
Chaffinch — 1
Brambling — 2
Greenfinch — 1
Goldfinch — 1
Siskin — 2
Linnet — 2
Lesser Redpoll — 3
Crossbill — 4
Bullfinch — 1
Hawfinch — e
Yellowhammer — 5
Reed Bunting — e
Here's my full Jesmond Dene list; 114 species over the years:
1 — common
2 — rare but annual
3 — rare, less than annual
4 — very rare (less than 5 records)
5 — Dene mega (one record only)
e — previously present (now extinct)
Little Grebe — 4
Cormorant — 3
Grey Heron — 2
Mute Swan — 3
Whooper Swan — 5
Pink-footed Goose — 4
Greylag Goose — 4
Canada Goose — 4
Mandarin Duck — 3
Mallard — 1
Tufted Duck — 2
Goldeneye — 4
Goosander — 3
Sparrowhawk — 1
Kestrel — 3
Merlin — 4
Hobby — 5
Peregrine Falcon — 5
Grey Partridge — e
Pheasant — 5
Moorhen — 1
Coot — 5
Oystercatcher — 5
Golden Plover — 4
Lapwing — 3
Common Snipe — 4
Woodcock — 2
Whimbrel — 5
Curlew — 5
Redshank — 5
Laughing Gull — 5
Black-headed Gull — 1
Common Gull — 1
Lesser Black-back — 1
Yellow-legged Gull — 5
Herring Gull — 1
Iceland Gull — 5
Glaucous Gull — 5
Great Black-back — 1
Common Tern — 4
Rock Dove — 1
Stock Dove — 1
Wood Pigeon — 1
Collared Dove — 2
Cuckoo — 5
Tawny Owl — 1
Swift — 1
Alpine Swift — 5
Kingfisher — 1
Wryneck — 5
Great Spot Woodp — 1
Sky Lark — 2
Sand Martin — 3
Barn Swallow — 2
House Martin — 1
Tree Pipit — 4
Meadow Pipit — 2
Yellow Wagtail — 4
Grey Wagtail — 1
Pied Wagtail — 1
Waxwing — 3
Dipper — 3
Wren — 1
Dunnock — 1
Robin — 1
Redstart — 4
Northern Wheatear — 4
Ring Ouzel — 4
Blackbird — 1
Fieldfare — 1
Song Thrush — 1
Redwing — 1
Mistle Thrush — 1
Sedge Warbler — 3
Icterine Warbler — 5
Lesser Whitethroat — 3
Whitethroat — 4
Garden Warbler — 3
Blackcap — 1
Wood Warbler — 2
Chiffchaff — 1
Willow Warbler — 1
Goldcrest — 1
Spotted Flycatcher — 2
Pied Flycatcher — 4
Long-tailed Tit — 1
Willow Tit — 5
Coal Tit — 1
Blue Tit — 1
Great Tit — 1
Nuthatch — 1
Treecreeper — 1
Jay — 2
Magpie — 1
Jackdaw — 1
Rook — 1
Carrion Crow — 1
Hooded Crow — 5
Starling — 1
House Sparrow — 1
Tree Sparrow — e
Chaffinch — 1
Brambling — 2
Greenfinch — 1
Goldfinch — 1
Siskin — 2
Linnet — 2
Lesser Redpoll — 3
Crossbill — 4
Bullfinch — 1
Hawfinch — e
Yellowhammer — 5
Reed Bunting — e
