TUESDAY 28 FEBRUARY
Another overcast and very grey day with temperatures hovering around 11 degrees C. Not much wind to speak of and dry.
CHENIES BOTTOM (BUCKS)
Two pairs of Mute Swan were in the vicinity, with 6 Little Egrets on the Chess, 2 Grey Wagtails, 2 Little Grebes and 6 COMMON TEAL
BALDWIN'S WOOD, CHESS VALLEY (HERTS)
Joan Thompson and Anna Marrett stumbled upon an outstanding find today - the first nesting occurrence that I know of of COMMON CROSSBILL in the Chess Valley. The female was sitting somewhere within the high canopy of a tall conifer and was alarming loudly as a Jay passed closely by. I joined them late afternoon, the woodland also yielding two calling TAWNY OWLS, calling male Stock Dove, Great Spotted Woodpecker, Jay, Coal Tit, SISKIN, 5 Fieldfare, 36 Redwing, a pair of Common Kestrel and 3 singing male Goldcrests
Tuesday, 28 February 2012
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