Upton Warren (15 Viewers)

[Spoonbill Finder]

Hi all

I think I have a Common Sandpiper at the Moors. Lapwing hide. I have taken a pic, but can't upload until I get home. I know we are low on waders! But I am on my own!

Hi Julie. There was a Common Sandpiper at the Moors Pool this morning. This could well be the same bird you saw this evening.:t:

 

[Julie50]

Hi

I have looked at Birder Gladys pics and think the one I saw might be the same?

 

[Phil Andrews]

Any idea what the culmulative day list was Andy? Dave had both Siskin and Redpoll at the Moors.

 

[Spoonbill Finder]

Having had a spring clean at home I discovered reports from several years that I'd forgotten I had! If anyone wants any of the following let me know:

1984 (11 copies available)
1985 (2)
1988 (8)
1989-90 (4)
1991-92 (12)
1993-94 (10)
1997 (10)
1998 (4)
2003 (4)
2004 (11)
2005 (9)
2006 (22)

All free (or for the cost of postage).
I'll have them with me at the all-dayer in three weeks time plus some more recent back copies available for £1.00 each

Hi Mike. I'd be most grateful if you could reserve the following reports for me:

1984, 1985, 1988, 1989-90, 1993-94, 1997, 1998.

I intend to be present at the all-dayer so can pick them up then.

Andy P.

 

[Julie50]

Hi

I saw a common redpoll too, from the side window of the new hide.

 

[Spoonbill Finder]

Any idea what the culmulative day list was Andy? Dave had both Siskin and Redpoll at the Moors.

My day list reached 69 up until about 5pm. I didn't get either Siskin or Redpoll, nor Meadow Pipit, which I know Dave also had. Tim Owens also had a Mistle Thrush and a Raven was sighted by Andy Ambrose. So the cumulative day list was at least 74.

Other birds not seen by me which may have been seen by others include Peregrine, Pied Wagtail, Grey Wagtail, Nuthatch, Coal Tit, House Sparrow, Collared Dove, Redwing, Fieldfare, Curlew, Common Gull and Barn Owl.

 

[Birder Gladys]

Where was the Mistle Thrush Tim.. in the paddock by lifestyles?

yes mate. I think about midday .

 

[Phil Andrews]

Glossy Ibis still present this morning on the far shore of the second Flash as per JTB.

 

[Phil Andrews]

White Wagtail at the Moors Pool as per Andy P.

 

[Phil Andrews]

2 White Wagtail, 9 Shelduck and the Glossy Ibis at the Flashes late morning as per JTB.

 

[upstarts1979]

15 hours at the Reserve

S-SE winds in mid April usually delivers the goods. But todays winds were cold and probably too strong, the lack of showers was also a factor...but you still have to try8-P
Only migration witnessed was my first common sand of the year. 2 white wags and 150 hirundines.
The breeding waders in the meadow have abandoned their nests...but I thought it was the poor weather . Unfortunately the reason is almost certainly the FOX that I saw inside the fence this evening:-C

The Glossy Ibis continued to be elusive during the day but early morning and this evening it showed well at the Flashes. Also this evening 8 common gulls roosted.

FLASHES:
Little grebe. Shoveler 10. Teal . Gadwall. Shelduck 9. Tufted 20.
GLOSSY IBIS.
Avocet 39. Snipe. Oystercatcher 2. Lapwing 12. LRP 4.
Roost tonight - Common gull 8. LBBG 85. Herring gull 2
Raven. Stock dove 20. Skylark 2.
Cetti's w. Chiffchaff 2. Sedge warbler 3. Blackcap.
White wag 2.
Sand Martin 4. Swallow.
Song thrush 3.
Linnet 5. Greenfinch 2.

SAILING POOL:
GCG 4. Little egret. Tufted 35. Swallow 30. Sand Martin 20. House martin

MOORS:
GCG. Little grebe 9.
Shoveler 13. Teal 6. Gadwall 7. Tufted 47.
Lapwing 3. Oystercatcher 4. Common sand.
Herring Gull 4.
Jay 2. Stock dove 5. Song thrush 3.
Swallow 80. Sand Martin 60. House Martin 5.
Meadow pipit 3.
Cetti's w 3. Willow warbler 2.chiffchaff 3. Blackcap 2.
Redpoll. Bullfinch 4. Chaffinch 6. Greenfinch 7.

 

[Phil Andrews]

The April list currently stands on 104 species. Potential additions in the remainder of the month include:

Garganey, Hobby, Dunlin, Ringed Plover, Greenshank, Whimbrel, Black-tailed Godwit, Sanderling, Wood Sandpiper, Bar-tailed Godwit, Ruff, Arctic Tern, Yellow-legged Gull, Tawny Owl, Little Owl, Lesser Spotted Woodpecker, Cuckoo, Swift, Whinchat, Grey Wagtail, Yellow Wagtail, Garden Warbler, Yellowhammer

The average April monthly total is 113 species with a maximum of 119 (in 2013) and a minimum of 104 (in 2016) - a good wader passage could see us get close to the record although at the minute ANY passage wader would be good!!

 

[Phil Andrews]

From the Moors Pool this morning Des reports:

Redshank, 2 Avocet, 4 Oystercatcher, Shelduck

 

[Phil Andrews]

From the Flashes this morning Andy P reports:

NO GLOSSY IBIS

39 Avocet, 12 Lapwing, 3 LR Plover, 2 Oystercatcher, Common Sand, 6 Tufted Duck (plus 24 on the Sailing Pool), 4 Shoveler, 2 Shelduck, 5 Common Gull.

4 GC Grebe on Sailing Pool, Little Grebe on Hen Pool.

 

[Phil Andrews]

Adult Little Gull at the Moors Pool in front of the east hide as per Des.

 

[Phil Andrews]

GLOSSY IBIS, Sandwich Tern and Whimbrel all at the Flashes.

 

[Phil Andrews]

Whimbrel and Sandwich Tern still at the Flashes as per Tim O.

 

[Phil Andrews]

Report of a Tree Sparrow at the Flashes on the 9th April via BirdTrack.

 

[UW82]

Today's highlights:

FLASHES:
Glossy Ibis Missing for most of the morning and part of the afternoon but came into roost at 20.20.
Sandwich Tern Arrived around mid-day and after threatening to leave, it didn't depart until late afternoon.
Whimbrel Arrived shortly after the Sandwich Tern and gave excellent views in front of the hide. Still present at dusk.
Common Sand (2)--------------Green Sand (1)
Lapwing (12)--------------------Redshank (1) Probably the Moors bird.
Snipe (2)------------------------Avocet (39)
LRP (4)--------------------------Oystercatcher (2)
Shoveler (4)---------------------Shelduck (3)
Teal (3)--------------------------Little Egret (1)
Med Gull/B H Gull---------------Buzzard (7)
Peregrine------------------------L B B Gull (42)
Herring Gull (2)-----------------Common Gull (4). Two roosted.
Raven----------------------------Sedge Warbler (1)

MOORS:
Little Gull (ad) Arrived at approximately 09.20 and spent c10 minutes on islands close to the east hide before flying off.
Common Sand (1)---------------Redshank (1). See Flashes.
Lapwing (3)----------------------Oystercatcher (4)
Snipe (2)-------------------------Teal (pr)
Shoveler (9)----------------------Gadwall (6)
Tufted Duck (21)-----------------Shelduck (3)
Willow Warbler (2)---------------Cetti's Warbler (2)
Sedge Warbler (2)---------------Kestrel
Herring Gull (4)------------------Cormorant (1)
Little Grebe (4)------------------G C Grebe (2)
Water Rail (1)

Hen Pool:
Reed Warbler (1)----------------Cetti's Warbler (1)

Des.

 

[Spoonbill Finder]

Today's highlights:

FLASHES:
Glossy Ibis Missing for most of the morning and part of the afternoon but came into roost at 20.20.
Sandwich Tern Arrived around mid-day and after threatening to leave, it didn't depart until late afternoon.
Whimbrel Arrived shortly after the Sandwich Tern and gave excellent views in front of the hide. Still present at dusk.
Common Sand (2)--------------Green Sand (1)
Lapwing (12)--------------------Redshank (1) Probably the Moors bird.
Snipe (2)------------------------Avocet (39)
LRP (4)--------------------------Oystercatcher (2)
Shoveler (4)---------------------Shelduck (3)
Teal (3)--------------------------Little Egret (1)
Med Gull/B H Gull---------------Buzzard (7)
Peregrine------------------------L B B Gull (42)
Herring Gull (2)-----------------Common Gull (4). Two roosted.
Raven----------------------------Sedge Warbler (1)

MOORS:
Little Gull (ad) Arrived at approximately 09.20 and spent c10 minutes on islands close to the east hide before flying off.
Common Sand (1)---------------Redshank (1). See Flashes.
Lapwing (3)----------------------Oystercatcher (4)
Snipe (2)-------------------------Teal (pr)
Shoveler (9)----------------------Gadwall (6)
Tufted Duck (21)-----------------Shelduck (3)
Willow Warbler (2)---------------Cetti's Warbler (2)
Sedge Warbler (2)---------------Kestrel
Herring Gull (4)------------------Cormorant (1)
Little Grebe (4)------------------G C Grebe (2)
Water Rail (1)

Hen Pool:
Reed Warbler (1)----------------Cetti's Warbler (1)

Des.

At the Moors Pool this evening there was a Lesser Whitethroat present along the West Track and a Common Tern appeared at about 7.30pm. 2 Common Sands were also seen in Amy's Marsh.