Jubilee River (1 Viewer)

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gindog

Well-known member

• Dec 18, 2011

• #21

FalcoSingh said:

Excellent!

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It certainly was. FS you have a pm.

regards

obm

 

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bbsbirder

Well-known member

• Dec 19, 2011

• #22

It's looking like the Shrike will winter at the Slough Sewage Farm. So far during its stay it can be very elusive!! I believe it is only the second ever recorded there. The previous just staying for a single day (not sure what year).

Kevin

 

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gindog

Well-known member

• Dec 30, 2011

• #23

Not seen the GGS for several days now, and neither had the other birders I came across in the area.

Shame, but someone somewhere else may now be in luck.

obm

 

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gindog

Well-known member

• Dec 21, 2012

• #24

21/12/12 @1500 flock of 25 Waxwing at the car park off Lake Road, SL4 6QS. Not shy or spooked being watched and snapped from 5 metres. At 1600 had moved about 50 meters east of the car park.

obm

 

PYRTLE

Old Berkshire Boy

• Aug 10, 2014

• #25

2 juvenile Wood Sandpipers still nearby on the floods at Dorney Common, near Roundmoor ditch.

 

PYRTLE

Old Berkshire Boy

• Aug 11, 2014

• #26

100 plus Swifts and higher numbers of mixed hirundines split several times by an adult hobby. Good numbers of Willow warblers including a singer. Nearby on flooded Dorney Common the 2 juv Wood Sanders were present with 1 Common sand and a juv Ringed Plover, 1 garganey in bright sunshine nearby.