FRIDAY 7 OCTOBER
Strong Northwesterly winds dominated the weather today, bringing occasional sharp showers interspersed with bright periods. Temperatures have plummeted from recent days.....
SHARDELOES LAKE (BUCKS)
Very, very quiet - almost birdless - with just 3 Gadwalls (2 drakes) and 2 KINGFISHERS of note
IVINGHOE HILLS NATURE RESERVE (BUCKS)
A waste of time vizmigging - virtually nothing on the move. Highlights were 2 REDWINGS (one in Top Scrub and another in isolated hawthorns just SE of the Beacon trig point) - my first of the autumn and 2 migrating Blue Tits across the peak.......
WILSTONE RESERVOIR, TRING (HERTS)
The water level is starting to rise again and I see from the signs, a breakout of green algae has been registered by the Environment Agency.
For the first time in two months, not a LIttle Egret in sight...
A flock of 11 BARN SWALLOWS and a single HOUSE MARTIN came through, as well as 3 SKYLARKS
Otherwise, 4 Little Grebes, 9 Great Crested Grebes, 33 Mute Swans, the 2 Whooper Swans, 233 Common Teal, 8 Gadwall, 68 Eurasian Wigeon, 9 NORTHERN PINTAIL (1 adult drake), 109 Shoveler and 19 Pied Wagtails
Friday, 7 October 2011
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