Rained off and fogged off up there early afternoon. I couldn't hardly see the water on the lower dam so no chance of checking if the Red-crested Pochard was still there.
Lower down in the fields I did find 36 Canadas and a nice flock of around 135 Fieldfare with 5 Mistle Thrush - but that was it.
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2 comments:
A good number of Fieldfare Dave.
I'm seeing them in dribs and drabs.
Hope you've dried out.
John
Bad few days weather wise up there Dave. Watch those geese for the Oxenhope Brent.
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