Hi all, Bird count at North Feeder this morning :- 2 M- 2F Bullfinch, 3 Great Tit, 2 Blue Tit,1 Coal Tit, 3 Chaffinch, 5M -2F Reed Buntings 3M-2F Black Birds, 3 Robin,2 Hedge Sparrows(Dunnocks),17 Greenfinch,3 Goldfinch and 1 Lesser Spotted Woodpecker flying by feeders, From The ‘Bramble Chopper’
Category: Sightings
Anything that has been spotted on the nature reserve
Snow and Hoopers
Posted by Ian Great shots Bri, pity the same conditions don’t apply today
Sat 28th and Sun 29th
Sat was a beautiful crisp winters day, few and far between this year, picture of snow capped mountains, what a gorgeous view. Sun was overcast, lots of geese moving north and pic shows three Hooper swans following them.
Why is nobody other than me owning up to their pictures? Please put your name to them and dates taken if possible, it will help if something really special turns up and anybody needs to send you a blog. Geof
Willing Volunteer
Posted by Ian I have heard him called ‘Bramble Chopper’ in the local shops—always wondered what it meant !!
Response to Ian’s blog 26th Jan.
Re your question “Where else can you see that?” whilst at the feeders, answer: M Garden!!!!!!! Geof
Work today
27th Jan:- A small area of brambles cleared by a willing volunteer, with a big bum, to enable a clearer view of the flourishing snowdrops.
27 January, 2012 12:10
Picture of field vole below is great,anybody owning up to it? Needs to be dropped into the mammal section on the Photo gallery. Trawled through some of my albums and put on what I think are reasonable pics Suprising how critical you become when others are going to view them! Come on there must be […]
A common field vole
In spite of the weather—cold/ rain/hail etc,it was well worth a visit to the reserve today. Spotted three Roe Deer (all does) on the edge of the reed bed—One woodcock, unusually on the concrete dispersal road near to the south feeders. This was only one of three I have seen this winter,unlike last years harsh […]