11-12-18 Tuesday - Bittern
Temp 4 to 10℃. Reasonable start today, dry, no wind, brighter later in the day and windier
Bittern
Short-eared Owl
Merlin
BRISTOL
Eastville Park:
1 Mute Swan, 66 Mallard, 7 Goosander, 3 Grey Heron, 13 Cormorant, 8 Moorhen, 100+ BH Gull, 2 LBB Gull, 1 Tawny Owl, 2 Kingfisher, 3 Great Spotted Woodpecker, c15 flyby Redwing, 3 singing Song Thrushes, 2 Grey Wagtail, 1 Pied wagtail
Stoke Park:
7 Mallard, 11 Moorhen.1 BH Gull, 3 Stonechat, 3 Pied Wagtail, 15 Meadow Pipit
Stockwood Open Space:
3 Great Spotted and 1 Green Woodpecker, 1 f Kestrel. 1 Jay, 6 Blue & 3 Great Tit, 7 Blackbird, 6 Fieldfare, 5 Robin, 4 Bullfinch, 1 Greenfinch
Marshfield:
5 Red-legged Partridge, loads of Fieldfares, some Corn Buntings
Newton Park:
1 Dipper singing, + video
RESERVOIRS
Reports: Paul Bowerman, BUPP, Allan Chard, Teresa Chard, Andy Davis, Peter Hazelwood, Rod Holbrook, Glen Maddison, Nigel Milbourne, Rich Scantlebury, Ian Stapp, Howard Taffs, Talking to Bears, Martin Tayler, Chris Teague, Dan White, Simon Williams
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11-12-18 Black-necked Grebe, Moreton (Ian Stapp) |
Short-eared Owl
Merlin
BRISTOL
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11-12-18 Goosander at Eastville Park (Rich Scantlebury) |
1 Mute Swan, 66 Mallard, 7 Goosander, 3 Grey Heron, 13 Cormorant, 8 Moorhen, 100+ BH Gull, 2 LBB Gull, 1 Tawny Owl, 2 Kingfisher, 3 Great Spotted Woodpecker, c15 flyby Redwing, 3 singing Song Thrushes, 2 Grey Wagtail, 1 Pied wagtail
Stoke Park:
7 Mallard, 11 Moorhen.1 BH Gull, 3 Stonechat, 3 Pied Wagtail, 15 Meadow Pipit
Stockwood Open Space:
3 Great Spotted and 1 Green Woodpecker, 1 f Kestrel. 1 Jay, 6 Blue & 3 Great Tit, 7 Blackbird, 6 Fieldfare, 5 Robin, 4 Bullfinch, 1 Greenfinch
SOUTH GLOUCESTERSHIRE
Oldbury Power Station:
1 Short-eared Owl
Northwick Warth/Pilning Wetland:
1 dark-bellied Brent Goose, 110+ Canada Geese, 15 Shelduck at Severn Beach, 22 Shoveler, 30 Gadwall, 400 Wigeon, 1 m Pintail, 90 Teal, 6 Tufted Duck, 1 Little Egret, 2 Water Rails, 29 Coot, 158 Lapwing, 90 Curlew, 46 Black-tailed Godwit, 1 Knot, 230 Dunlin, 4 Snipe, 60 Redshank, 146 Common Gull, 1 f Merlin (1 Dunlin less), 1 Peregrine, 1 Raven, 27 Pied Wagtail
NORTH SOMERSET
Oldbury Power Station:
1 Short-eared Owl
Northwick Warth/Pilning Wetland:
1 dark-bellied Brent Goose, 110+ Canada Geese, 15 Shelduck at Severn Beach, 22 Shoveler, 30 Gadwall, 400 Wigeon, 1 m Pintail, 90 Teal, 6 Tufted Duck, 1 Little Egret, 2 Water Rails, 29 Coot, 158 Lapwing, 90 Curlew, 46 Black-tailed Godwit, 1 Knot, 230 Dunlin, 4 Snipe, 60 Redshank, 146 Common Gull, 1 f Merlin (1 Dunlin less), 1 Peregrine, 1 Raven, 27 Pied Wagtail
NORTH SOMERSET
BELOW M4 & BANES
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11-12-18 Red-legged Partridge, Marshfield (Chris Teague) |
5 Red-legged Partridge, loads of Fieldfares, some Corn Buntings
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11-12-18 Dipper at Newton Park (Glen Maddison) |
1 Dipper singing, + video
RESERVOIRS
Blagdon Lake:
1 Egyptian Goose, 1 ad♂Pintail, 1♂Pochard x Ferruginous Aythya hybrid, 1 Great White Egret, large flock of Lapwing, 1 Common Sandpiper53 Canada Goose, 10 Bewick's Swan (inc ByBrook and Keynell with their two young), 2 Shelduck, 6 Pintail (H)
20 Goldeneye, 7 Goosander, 2 Little Grebe, 3 Black-necked Grebe, 1 Bittern (HG a.m.), 6 Cattle Egret (Stratford Lane), 7 Grey Heron, 6 Great White Egret, 5 Little Egret, 4 Buzzard
2 Water Rail, 1 white Coot, 30 Lapwing, 3 Snipe, 1 Common (Dam) and 2 Green (HG) Sandpiper
7 G BB Gull, 3 Stock Dove, 2 Collared Dove (Bishop Sutton), 1 Kingfisher, 2 Great Spotted Woodpecker (M), 3 Jay, 11 Jackdaw (H), 3 Raven (Woodford), 2 Cetti's Warbler, 8 Long-tailed Tit, 80 Starling, 0 Fieldfare, 40 Redwing, 2 Song Thrush (M), 1 Mistle Thrush (M), 1 Stonechat, 15 House Sparrow (BS), 1 Grey Wagtail (HG), 2 Pied Wagtail, 6 Meadow Pipit, 1 Water Pipit (M), 15 Chaffinch (M), 3 Bullfinch (W&M), 6 Goldfinch (W), Siskin heard (M), 2 Reed Bunting (H)
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11-12-18 Goldeneye, CVL (TtB) |
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11-12-18 White Coot, Moreton (Ian Stapp) |
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11-12-18 Great Black-backed Gull, Ring DBK, + fish, Moreton (Ian Stapp) |
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10-12-18 Golden Plover at Tormarton (Dan White) I thought the first photo had a 100 birds, the second has 94 |
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