DaveJones
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What time were the Whoopers Dave?
Not to precise Phil, but around 1:00 to 1:30.
High and right over a few guys heads lol, including the vicars mate
What time were the Whoopers Dave?
John - today's worryingly low snipe count from the Flashes is very similar to that after the Decemeber work party; something is seriously amiss (with the habitat??)
Yes Phil the habitat to south of the 2nd Flash is but a small fraction of the ideal habitat it once was. The reeds have encroached further into the juncus and in turn the juncus has moved into the higher drier areas. Here it is not as beneficial to wintering snipe. The sedge is too tall and the cattle have completely ignored it. Last year it was mowed and proved ideal for jack and common snipe and also for lapwing nesting. I therefore predict less waders in this area next spring. Unless it is cut in March:t:
Too much for us to do on the March work party (even if we borrow additional strimmers from the Trust)? Will have a good look with you next week when we walk that way to manage the blackthorn
Peter E you will be pleased to know that a treecreeper was showing intetest in one of Skeleton man's boxes that you and Bob installed. See you Tuesday👍
Well done Gary. Shame I missed seeing you but had prior arrangements. Happy New Year to you.
The return of The Biking Birder.
Well done Gary :t:
These are fabulous. Can I share them on my blog and facebook please?
Great White Egret still at the Moors Pool this morning as per Gert
Hobby flew through the marsh when I was walking back from the east hide late afternoon, also redpoll, goldfinch, black cap.
Far to small for a peregrine. 100% not a kestrel.