First Goosanders?
Into roost at Anglers at 4pm ~ 3 Goosanders - all redheads.
First of winter for me if not for the site.
Also a party of 15 Redpolls on the west bank of Anglers - didn't get a good look at all of them but the ones I did examine were all Lessers. Then two more Lessers on the east bank.
Sunday, 30 October 2011
SUNDAY 30th OCTOBER
EDDERTHORPE FLASH
Shelduck 3, Golden Plover 600, Dunlin 6,
WINTERSETT RES
Shoveler 60, Pintail 1, Goldeneye 5, Cormorant 60, Common Buzzard 5 plus another flying south, Fieldfare 400 and Redwing 200 were flying south, A calling Crossbill flew over the Country Park towards Haw Park wood.
Shelduck 3, Golden Plover 600, Dunlin 6,
WINTERSETT RES
Shoveler 60, Pintail 1, Goldeneye 5, Cormorant 60, Common Buzzard 5 plus another flying south, Fieldfare 400 and Redwing 200 were flying south, A calling Crossbill flew over the Country Park towards Haw Park wood.
Friday, 28 October 2011
Kingfisher 28/10/11
Fantastic performance this afternoon from a male kingfisher right in front of the main hide at Angler's. Posing on a post and taking fish with ease then whacking them and swallowing. It was there when I arrived and stayed for at least half an hour taking at least 6 fish.
Wednesday, 19 October 2011
Friday, 14 October 2011
14th October 2011
Ferry Moor Lake (opposite Sash) 12.35
Kingfisher, Chiffchaff, Shoveler 2, Tufted Duck,
Common Gull, Grey Heron
Spring Vale Road, Park Springs
Kestrel, Buzzard
M Doveston
Kingfisher, Chiffchaff, Shoveler 2, Tufted Duck,
Common Gull, Grey Heron
Spring Vale Road, Park Springs
Kestrel, Buzzard
M Doveston
Tuesday, 11 October 2011
11th October 2011
Edderthorpe Flash - 0720-0735
Little Stint still present, Dunlin 8+, Ruff, Greenshank,
Golden Plover 300+, Lapwing, Snipe,
Adult Ross's Goose (presumed escaped) with Greylags,
Shelduck 4, Teal, Shoveler, Kestrel
M Doveston
Little Stint still present, Dunlin 8+, Ruff, Greenshank,
Golden Plover 300+, Lapwing, Snipe,
Adult Ross's Goose (presumed escaped) with Greylags,
Shelduck 4, Teal, Shoveler, Kestrel
M Doveston
Sunday, 9 October 2011
Wintersett Res and Anglers CP
Red-crested Pochard 4 still on the res near the boathouse. First Goldeneye of the winter returned today. Vis migging from the country park produced 5 Pintail flying sw and a good Snipe movement totalling 74 flying west by lunchtime. No doubt about the biggest frustration of the day (or year)- a fly-over golden plover with dusky underwings and auxillaries giving a double note call;- surely a American! The perils of vis-migging leaving a couple of observers feeling mugged. The autumns first Redwings, a couple of small flocks also went west today. For more on Anglers CP vis-mig please visit trektellen.com
Red-crested Pochard 4 still on the res near the boathouse. First Goldeneye of the winter returned today. Vis migging from the country park produced 5 Pintail flying sw and a good Snipe movement totalling 74 flying west by lunchtime. No doubt about the biggest frustration of the day (or year)- a fly-over golden plover with dusky underwings and auxillaries giving a double note call;- surely a American! The perils of vis-migging leaving a couple of observers feeling mugged. The autumns first Redwings, a couple of small flocks also went west today. For more on Anglers CP vis-mig please visit trektellen.com
9th October 2011 - Edderthorpe Flash
Shoveler 125, Teal 130, Shelduck 4, Golden Plover 500,
Grey Plover 2, Dunlin 13, Little Stint 1 juv, Ruff 2,
Greenshank 3, Rock Pipit 1, Redwing 12,
Graham Speight
Grey Plover 2, Dunlin 13, Little Stint 1 juv, Ruff 2,
Greenshank 3, Rock Pipit 1, Redwing 12,
Graham Speight
Edderthorpe Flash 7th October 2011
My usual quick 10 minute visit before work from about 0725am - all viewed from just below the layby;
Lapwings and Golden Plovers in good numbers.
A lone Ruff flew around before settling on the near shoreline.
The recent Greenshank were not found.
At least three Snipe were visible.
Ducks; Shoveler, Teal, Mallard, Wigeon, Tufted Duck and the 4 immature Shelduck.
Mark Doveston
Lapwings and Golden Plovers in good numbers.
A lone Ruff flew around before settling on the near shoreline.
The recent Greenshank were not found.
At least three Snipe were visible.
Ducks; Shoveler, Teal, Mallard, Wigeon, Tufted Duck and the 4 immature Shelduck.
Mark Doveston
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