Busy with birds in the Cooks Lane area over Christmas Day and Boxing Day.
Best concentration was on one of the less-frozen lakes, where I counted:
Mallard c. 160
Canada Goose c . 75
Teal 3
Tufted Duck 1
Cormorant 1
In the hedgerows and fields around Cooks Lane itself, good numbers of Marsh Tits, Coal Tits and Long-tailed Tits, several Fieldfares [...]
Posts Tagged ‘mallard’
Christmas around Cooks Lane
Posted in local sightings, tagged canada goose, christmas, coal tit, cooks lane, fieldfare, mallard, marsh tit, nuthatch, teal, treecreeper, tufted duck on December 28, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
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 »
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 [...]
Awbridge Birds needs you
Tags
RSPB National News
