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How is your 2010 List Going? (2 Viewers)

Penny Clarke

Penny Clarke

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How is your 2010 List Going?

OK this is a little early, but thread now ready for 1st January.

Here's to another spectacular year ahead for ALL BF Members across the world.:t:

Best Wishes Penny:girl:
 
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here you go:
went for a wander by the estuary in the morning before work

1) Little pied shag Phalacrocorax melanoleucos
2) Black-backed (kelp) gull Larus dominicanus
3) House sparrow Passer domesticus
4) Common starling Sturnus vulgaris
5) Mallard Anas platyrhynchos
6) Spur-winged plover (masked lapwing) Vanellus miles
7) Paradise duck Tadorna variegata
8) Australian magpie Gymnorhina tibicen
9) European goldfinch Carduelis carduelis
10) European blackbird Turdus merula
11) Welcome swallow Hirundo tahitica (neoxena)
12) White-faced heron Ardea novaehollandiae
13) Red-billed gull Larus scopulinus
14) Canada goose Branta canadensis
15) NZ pied (white-headed) stilt Himantopus leucocephalus
16) NZ scaup Aythya novaeseelandiae
17) Grey teal Anas gracilis
18) Black-billed gull Larus bulleri
19) Black shag Phalacrocorax carbo
20) South Island pied oystercatcher Haematopus finschi
21) Pukeko (purple gallinule) Porphyrio porphyrio
22) Yellowhammer Emberiza citrinella
23) European greenfinch Carduelis chloris
24) Feral pigeon Columba livia
 
Just about to have breakfast and then venturing out into the pretty deep snow :t: Already had a few from my living room window......

1: Blackbird
2: Magpie
3: Collared Dove
4: Starling
 
No surprises here ;)

1. Great tit
2. Tree sparrow
3. Mallard
4. Nuthatch
5. Hooded crow
6. Field fare
7. Magpie
8. Herring Gull
9. Common gull
10. Jackdaw
11. City pigeon? Not sure of English name.
12. Blue tit
 
1 Magpie Lark
2 Common Myna
3 Red Wattlebird
4 Sulphur Crested Cockatoo
5 Common Blackbird
6 Laughing Kookaburra
7 Grey Butcherbird
8 Crimson Rosella
9 Pacific Black Duck
10 Purple Swamphen
11 Australian Wood Duck
12 Dusky Moorhen
13 Eurasian Coot
14 Australasian Grebe
15 Common Bronzewing
16 Austalian Magpie
17 Pied Currawong
18 Spotted Turtle Dove
 
Just to let everyone know, we haven't forgotten about the dedicated 2010 list subforum, it will be created in the next couple of days.

I'll make this thread a 'sticky' as per usual.
cheers,
Andy
 
Thanks Andy :t:

5: Jackdaw
6: Black-headed Gull
7: Blue Tit
8: Mistle Thrush
9: Chaffinch
10: Wood Pigeon
11: Mallard
12: Moorhen
13: Grey Heron
14: Cormorant

After waiting for the heavy snow to ease it finally slowed down and I ventured out :king: Loads of idiots trying to drive on the ungritted roads but my trusty walking boots got me through! :-O Only downside was my glasses....they kept getting covered in snowflakes and then going all smeared when I tried to wipe them clear :smoke:
Gorgeous scenery tho' :t:
 

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Went along to fill up the feeders on the reserve this morning.

Got the following:

1. Buzzard
2. Pheasant
3. Chaffinch
4. Woodpigeon
5. Robin
6. Blue Tit
7. Coal Tit
8. Jay
9. Blackbird
10. Snipe
11. Great Tit

The Jay was a good New Year tick, though! Don't normally get that one quite as early as this! :)
 
Went to Stockholm to see the Black-throated thrush there, what a way to start off the year! The list so far:

1. Jackdaw
2. Blackbird
3. House Sparrow
4. Fieldfare
5. Hooded Crow
6. Siskin
7. Mallard
8. Feral Pigeon
9. Magpie
10. Peregrine Falcon
11. Greenfinch
12. Blue Tit
13. Great Tit
14. Jay
15. Black-throated Thrush
16. Great Spotted Woodpecker
17. Robin
18. Nuthatch
19. Hawfinch
20. Herring Gull
21. Crested Tit
 
Here we go again.

A cold grey day with a bit of a northerly breeze and a few snow flurries.

A short walk to the boulangerie this morning brought:-

1. Wood Pigeon
2. Carrion Crow
3. Chaffinch
4. Starling
5. Magpie
6. Blackbird
7. Goldfinch
8. Wren

Then a couple of hours in the Bois de Boulogne produced:-

9. Kestrel
10. Short-toed Treecreeper
11. Robin
12. Marsh Tit
13. Blue Tit
14. Great Tit
15. Cormorant
16. Black-headed Gull
17. Moorhen
18. Mallard
19. Grey Wagtail
20. Herring Gull
21. Goldcrest
22. Long-tailed Tit

Things can only get better.
 
Ten in our yards so far this morning:

8-9 Chipping Sparrows
American Goldfinch
4-5 House Finches (see photo of male)
Northern Mockingbird
Downy Woodpecker
Carolina Chickadee
Yellow-rumped Warbler
Blue Jay
Northern Cardinal
Ruby-crowned Kinglet

Jeff
www.jeffincypress.blogspot.com
 
1. Red crossbill
2. Glaucous-winged Gull
3. House Sparrow
4. NW Crow
5. Anna's Hummingbird
6. Dark-eyed Junco
7. Spotted Towhee
8. Golden-crowned Sparrow
9. Song sparrow
10. Fox Sparrow
11. Bushtit
12. red-breasted Nuthatch
13. Mallard
all from my yard.
 
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Garden watch followed by a walk along the Thames bought:

1) Common Starling
2) Common Blackbird
3) Song Thrush
4) Redwing
5) European Robin
6) Eurasian Blue Tit
7) Great Tit
8) Long-tailed Tit
9) Common Chaffinch
10) Great-crested Grebe
11) Little Grebe
12) Mallard
13) Tufted Duck
14) Canada Goose
15) Greylag Goose
16) Mute Swan
17) Great Cormorant
18) Rose-ringed Parakeet
19) Carrion Crow
20) Rook
21) Common Wood-Pigeon
22) Eurasian Collared Dove
23) House Sparrow
24) Grey Heron
25) Eurasian Magpie
26) Common Kestrel
27) Common Buzzard
28) Red Kite
29) Black-headed Gull
30) Common Gull
31) Pied Wagtail

Not a bad start to the year and I hear the Brown Shrike is back at Staines Moor wohoo!! :-D
 
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