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Counting period: 7:35-9:35
Weather: Mist down to 1000ft then clearing skies. 6c. Wind SW F1 increasing to F3
Moving birds (W to SW);
Grey Heron 2 >N
Starling 77
Mallard 13
Chaffinch 6
Woodpigeon 32
finch sp. 4
Meadow Pipit 22
Greenfinch 1
Redwing 51
Siskin 1
Totals: 209 individuals, 10 species, 2:00 hours
Present: Mallard 6, Goosander 1 at Cold Edge dams, Kestrel 1, Black-headed Gull 240, Common Gull 55, Stock Dove 2, Green Woodpecker 1, Great Spotted Woodpecker 1, Jay 1, Magpie 6, Carrion Crow 15
Very little movement evident here this morning
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3 comments:
The top dam at Cold Edge is quite low with lots of exposed mud so might be chance of an odd wader. Shame it wasn't like this in late summer!
Good numbers of gulls Dave. Are these normal of this time of day?
The gulls seem to move between Cold Edge/Mixenden Res'r/Ogden Res'r during the day and think they head off to Thornton Moor to roost - mostly BH and Common Gulls. They will be around most of the winter now. There used to be a good winter roost of gulls at Fly Flats but they seem to have deserted that spot (dont blame them)!But Thornton Moor Res is very exposed.
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