Very similar mix to yesterday.
- 3 chiffchaff and 1 goldcrest were moving with a mixed tit flock
- 2 f. siskin, with others calling unseen
- nuthatch calling
- male sparrowhawk
- 2 grey heron over
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1 comment:
Yesterday - 7th
Chiff-chaff singing near the Stirk Bridge pub at Sowerby Bridge
per Steve Ellement
These are probably chiff-chaffs on passage, but does anyone have any info about the occasional mid-winter Chiffy we see? Are they known to be part of the summer population that fail to migrate, or are they like the winter blackcaps, from a different population?
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