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Halesowen Garden sightings (1 Viewer)

I will be doing the SPRING ALL DAYER tomorrow 02/05/2020 from my back garden starting at around 6am and watching the garden and surrounding areas all day till around 20.45pm so will list on here 03/05/2020.

Hope everyone who takes part stays safe and well.

You can always update your lists by adding to the West Midlands Bird Club face book page.
 
All-dayer list 02/05/2020 –

Early walk with my best friend to take in the local fields (Lutley Wedge/Mere's fields) started out at around 5.45am here is the list so far today will add garden list later.

Please note will add the birds as I see them not in any family order.

01 Magpie 02 Wood pigeon 03 Starling 04 Blackbird 05 Blue tit 06 Feral pigeon 07 Robin 08 House sparrow 09 Carrion crow 10 Pheasant 11 Great tit 12 Chaffinch 13 Wren 14 Great spotted woodpecker 15 Canada goose 16 Long tailed tit 17 Song thrush 18 Jay 19 Greenfinch 20 Pied wagtail 21 Jackdaw 22 Goldfinch 23 Long tailed tit 24 Whitethroat 25 Starling 26 Mallard 27 House martin 28 Lesser black backed gull 29 Meadow pipit 30 Lesser whitethroat 31 Bullfinch 32 Chiffchaff 33 Ring necked parakeet 34 Yellowhammer 35 Mistle thrush 36 Buzzard 37 Sparrowhawk 38 Wheatear 39 Treecreeper

GARDEN WATCH 8.00am – 9.45am (16.30 – 17.45pm)

01 Blackbird 02 Wood pigeon 03 Blue tit 04 Great tit 05 Blackcap (m) 06 House sparrow 07 Magpie 08 Wren 09 Chaffinch 10 Robin 11 Dunnock 12 Goldcrest 13 Feral pigeon 14 Carrion crow 15 Collared dove 17 Whitethroat 18 Lesser black backed gull 19 Pheasant 20 Yellowhammer (m) 22 Grey heron 23 Sparrowhawk 24 Great spotted woodpecker 25 Song thrush 26 Long tailed tit 27 Goldfinch 28 Jackdaw 29 Pied wagtail 30 Greenfinch 31 Bullfinch 32 Linnet 33 House martin 34 Mallard 35 Starling

Also over today but not 100% on identification maybe others may have seen these birds in the area if not don’t worry as not on my list’s

A Tern over my garden around 17.05pm unsure as to what species but did look like a Common

3 Buzzards above house high up 2 definite Buzzards but the third was a smaller bird but had a flight like a buzzard and a slightly straighter tail again not on my list this was around 17.30pm
 
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Just a quick update on Juvenile birds I have seen in my garden so far-

Magpie, Blue tit, Great tit, Robin, Starling, Blackbird, Dunnock, Sparrowhawk, Wren, Song thrush, Chaffinch, Goldfinch, Blackcap, Carrion crow & Loads of House Sparrows
 
11/06/2020 Highlights from a garden watch today -

Male Kestrel, Buzzard, Sparrowhawk, Whitethroat, Nuthatch feeding young, Bullfinch feeding young, Green Woodpecker juvenile & Pheasant female with 4 chicks
 
17/06/2020 Highlights -

Over the last few days I have Managed to get tickets to Dudley Zoo and Chester Zoo which got me thinking lets see how many juvenile species I can get in the garden.

So here we go with the list please remember this is for 15/16/17th -

Blue tit, Great tit, House sparrow, Dunnock, Robin, Greenfinch, Goldfinch, Great spotted woodpecker, Magpie, Long tailed tit, Coal tit, Wren, Song thrush, Starling, Mistle thrush, Bullfinch & Nuthatch
 
Best flight over of Gulls last night for quite some time at least 400 over maybe a lot more.
Mostly large gulls but 4 very large gulls couldn't say what species as light was very poor

Just wondering does anyone do any gull roosts at either Edgbaston or Bartley these days.

Forgot to mention at least 12 swifts still around and the pipistrelle bat colony seems to have grown to around 20 bats these days
 
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A gull over this morning looked different from the normal fly overs
It appeared to be larger than normal with a more direct flight.
Any identification would be great please?
 

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