| Species
. |
N
|
| |
|
| Cormorant |
30 |
| Greylag Goose |
42 |
| Widgeon |
8 |
| Mallard |
10 |
| Pochard Duck |
1 |
| Sparrowhawk |
1 |
| Lapwing |
12 |
| Dunlin |
1 |
| Snipe |
30 |
| Spotted Redshank |
1 |
| Stock Dove |
38 |
| Woodpigeon |
12 |
| Skylark |
128 |
| Swallow |
8 |
| Meadow Pipit |
943 |
| Grey Wagtail |
2 |
| White Wagtail |
15 |
| Dunnock |
4 |
| Blackbird |
2 |
| Fieldfare |
6 |
| Song Thrush |
39 |
| Redwing |
85 |
| Mistle Thrush |
2 |
| Great Tit |
2 |
| Starling |
111 |
| Tree Sparrow |
38 |
| Chaffinch |
1085 |
| Brambling |
53 |
| Greenfinch |
3 |
| Goldfinch |
1 |
| Siskin |
100 |
| Linnet |
6 |
| Reed Bunting |
22 |
| |
|
| Species |
33
|
| ex. |
2841
|
|
Note:
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Very good migration this morning. To much to write it down so I used my
memo-recorder today. There was also a lot of hunting going on, it seemed
like war ! !
Because of the good migration, I stayed an other two and a half hour.
For the results of the late morningcountings today, click
here.
Local birds and other specialities:
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A group of 16 Egyptian Geese, the Ruddy Shelduck and more than 120 Widgeons,
one Pintail and a couple of Shovelers were present.
In the decoy; Kingfisher, Goshawk, 3 Great Spotted - and 1 Lesser Spotted
Woodpecher.
For the first time since 1994 I saw a Magpie at the observationpoint
during the late morningcountings. The bird flew very high, to WSW and I
didn't see him going down; probably a migrant??
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