| Species |
N
|
| |
|
| Cormorant |
38 |
| Bewick's Swan |
5 |
| White-fronted Goose |
53 |
| Egyptian Goose |
12 |
| Wigeon |
9 |
| Gadwall |
6 |
| Mallard |
38 |
| Hen Harrier |
1 |
| Sparrowhawk |
1 |
| Lapwing |
5 |
| Curlew |
1 |
| Lesser Black-backed Gull |
1 |
| Great Black-backed Gull |
2 |
| Stock Dove |
19 |
| Woodpigeon |
360 |
| Skylark |
150 |
| Meadow Pipit |
38 |
| Grey Wagtail |
1 |
| White wagtail |
1 |
| Fieldfare |
94 |
| Song Thrush |
3 |
| Redwing |
125 |
| Blue Tit |
13 |
| Great Tit |
11 |
| Jackdaw |
186 |
| Rook |
16 |
| Starling |
1676 |
| House Sparrow |
4 |
| Tree Sparrow |
29 |
| Chaffinch |
339 |
| Brambling |
16 |
| Greenfinch |
13 |
| Goldfinch |
2 |
| Siskin |
11 |
| Redpoll |
1 |
| Yellowhammer |
1 |
| Reed Bunting |
18 |
| |
|
| Species |
37
|
| ex. |
3299
|
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Local birds and other specialities:
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The storm this weekend has broken lots of branches from the trees. The
waterlevel of the river is rising and the first meadows are flooded. Large
groups of Black-headed Gulls, Lapwings, three White Storks and hundreds
of starlings were feeding on the edges of these flooded meadows.
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Local birds: Bullfinch, Coal Tits, Sparrowhawk, Buzzard, Gadwalls, Water
Pipit and a Peregrine. The last one was sitting on the powerline near the
river, 600 meters SW from my countingpoint.
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