A brief visit to the area on Easter Saturday was mainly remarkable for the weird weather – snow, rain, high winds and bright sunshine in quick succession.
The water meadows just north of the Duke’s Head look very good again this spring. A very brief look from the road produced 17 Lapwings, plus several Mallard loafing [...]
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Lapwings and…?
Posted in local sightings, tagged coal tit, duke's head, lapwing, long-tailed tit, mallard, marsh tit on March 25, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
20th October
Posted in local sightings, tagged , grey wagtail, lapwing, marsh tit, october, siskin on October 23, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Plenty of activity around Awbridge between 10 and 11, on a cold, bright morning.
Marsh Tit 1-2 Cooks Lane
Siskin 2+ overhead
Grey Wagtail 1 on a puddle in Coombe Lane
Redwing 1
Sparrowhawk 1 upsetting the 20 or so Pied wagtails around the pig field.
Nuthatch 4-5 heard, including a group three, up Coombe Lane
Treecreeper 1-2
Great Spotted Woodpecker 1 – [...]
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