Soil Hill
-SNOW BUNTING; 2nd of the week on the summit this morning (22nd). Initially heard which gave me chance to get my camera ready. Strangely the bird then flushed from long grass on top rather than a flyover as I anticipated. It then spent maybe two minutes flying in loops around the top calling frequently before flying south strongly. I followed it until it was a distant dot, which is why it was weird when it (or possibly a different bird) flew past me only around a minute later heading strongly north. Again I followed it and it gave the impression it was loosing altitude but it was extremely distant and I eventually lost it against the backdrop of the distant hills. A search of the habitat on the North Slope produced nothing. So possibly two birds, but unsure.
-1 Jack Snipe on the 21st
-2 Raven blogging on the 22nd
-52 Fieldfare on the 22nd, best count of the week (44 in a single flock)
-54 Pink-footed Geese flew east
Full checklist from the 22nd: https://ebird.org/checklist/S76533546
-Snow Bunting
Green Withens 19.11.2020
-WATER PIPIT by the boathouse but quite elusive. After the initial sighting, photographed below, only seen once breifly on adjacent wall despite searching
-17 Twite
-56 Pink-footed Geese flew West
-1 Raven
-17 Twite
-56 Pink-footed Geese flew West
-1 Raven
-Water Pipit
-Pink-footed Goose
Whiteholme Reservoir 19.11.2020
-2 Raven
-Not a single bird on the water
Ringstone Edge 19.11.2020
-1 Whooper Swan on the water
-Whooper Swan
Lower Gorple 19.11.2020
-10 Whooper Swan flew SE
-Whooper Swan
1 comment:
I'd call that a pretty good week !!!
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