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Showing posts with label Common Buzzard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Common Buzzard. Show all posts

Saturday, 23 March 2013

Late news from the last week

Late news from the last week, all from the same observer

Monday - The adult Mediterranean Gull was present again and a Green Sandpiper,  both on the flash pools at Lamesley.
Tuesday - 5 Common Buzzard over the Ravensworth Estate
Thursday -  singing Chiffchaff at Birtley Reedbed Pools and 2 Common Buzzard over Pennyfine Road, Sunniside.
Siskin at Wardley [Joanne Reavey]


Back to today

Wardley - 1 or 2 Siskin visiting a bird feeder.



Lamesley Water Meadows - a pair of Gadwall still on Horse World pool.
Shibdon Pond - 1 Whooper Swan, 1 Mediterranean Gull (2nd winter) and 10 Lesser Black-backed Gull.
Watergate Lake - 1 Green Woodpecker & 1 Siskin.


Monday, 18 March 2013

Yesterday at Far Pasture

Far Pasture NR - 4 Common Buzzards calling & circling overhead and pair of Red Kite seen mating in trees adjoining timber yard on access road.  1 Roe Deer in field opposite timber yard & Kingfisher flew over road towards river.



Buzzard and Roes Deer at Far Pastyure [Derek Nilton]

Thursday, 28 February 2013

Sunday, 17 February 2013

A couple of raptors showed well

Clara Vale LNR - Virtually all the usual suspects plus Great-spotted Woodpecker, Sparrowhawk & Yellowhammer in main reserve.
Thornley Woodland Centre - 2 Sparrowhawk & Common Buzzard overhead, plus 2 Roe Deer, Red Kites  Jay,  Great-spotted Woodpecker, Chaffinch, Greenfinch, Nuthatch and surprisingly not that many Grey Squirrel.



Sparrowhawk and Buzzard showed well today [Derek Bilton]



Saturday, 16 February 2013

White-winged Gull at Shibdon

Shibdon Pond - A juvenile white-winged Gull seen at this morning.

Watergate -2 Lesser Black-backed Gull
Lamesley -1 Wigeon & 1 singing Skylark.
Burdon Moor -6+ singing Skylark
Follingsby Lane -1 Common Buzzard & 20 Redwing