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Bumble Hole & Warrens Hall LNR (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter yamyam
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Adrian k
Well-known member
Sunday morning walk around the nature reserve brought a few nice surprises for me -
6 Little Grebe (2 summer plumage, 2 Winter plumage & 2 Juveniles)
1 Kingfisher along canal by Visitor Centre
1 Little Egret in trees by fishing pool
7 Redwings in trees to the left of viewing area Bumble Pool
6 Little Grebe (2 summer plumage, 2 Winter plumage & 2 Juveniles)
1 Kingfisher along canal by Visitor Centre
1 Little Egret in trees by fishing pool
7 Redwings in trees to the left of viewing area Bumble Pool
Adrian k
Well-known member
Had a great walk around the reserve this morning saw the volunteers working hard today it’s a great job they do and without them the reserve would not be as good as it is.
Not too much to report on Bird species seen this morning as most of the pools where still frozen over but species seen today were –
Blackbird, Black headed gull, Moorhen, Wood pigeon, Starling, Long tailed tit, Magpie, Carrion crow, Wren, Robin, Mallard, Coot, Great tit, Goldfinch, Pied wagtail, Nuthatch, Blue tit, Canada goose, Mallard hybrid, Mute swan, Grey heron.
A Mute swan Youngster was by itself Just under the bridge to the left of the path just past the visitor centre our usual birds were down by the open water by the visitor centre.
Ring necked parakeet heard possibly around the fishing pool but not seen.
Not too much to report on Bird species seen this morning as most of the pools where still frozen over but species seen today were –
Blackbird, Black headed gull, Moorhen, Wood pigeon, Starling, Long tailed tit, Magpie, Carrion crow, Wren, Robin, Mallard, Coot, Great tit, Goldfinch, Pied wagtail, Nuthatch, Blue tit, Canada goose, Mallard hybrid, Mute swan, Grey heron.
A Mute swan Youngster was by itself Just under the bridge to the left of the path just past the visitor centre our usual birds were down by the open water by the visitor centre.
Ring necked parakeet heard possibly around the fishing pool but not seen.
