Cheshire Birder
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Yesterday – Buff-bellied Pipit at Burton; Kumlien’s Gull, 3 Iceland Gulls and Yellow-legged Gull at Richmond Bank; Bittern at Budworth Mere;
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Today – Buff-bellied Pipit at Burton Marsh; Great White Egret, esc Red-breasted Goose and 2 hybrid Ruddy Shelducks at Hale;
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Have you heard the RB Goose is definitely escaped? I know that this has to be assumed but there's a possibility its wild however slim, as far as I know.
From what I understand, via another forum, the ring highly suggests an escapee, especially since tthat's olour ring doesn't appear to be used by any European ringing program. The bird doesn't have a metal ring which also suggests fence-jumping!
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Ah ok ta, I thought it had a single metal ring on it's right leg. Which was the same as the Lancashire RBG back in early jan. If that had of been the case seen as this one turned up shortly after that one disappeared coupled with some of its behavior during the recent high tides, well I was starting to wonder. Cheers for sharing your info anyway.
Ah ok ta, I thought it had a single metal ring on it's right leg. Which was the same as the Lancashire RBG back in early jan. If that had of been the case seen as this one turned up shortly after that one disappeared coupled with some of its behavior during the recent high tides, well I was starting to wonder. Cheers for sharing your info anyway.
I luckily live right near Woolston Eyes & today's starling performance was brilliant! I could hear the whoosh from the top path in between the weir & the canal. Moore nature reserve had some nice yellowhammers also today!