The morning walk brought the usual woodland birds in the form of Treecreeper, Nuthatch, Robin, Greater Spotted Woodpecker, mixed Tit flocks, Blackbird, Jay, Magpie, Goldfinch, and Chaffinch. The usual Mallard were on the lake though I didn't walk around to see if anything else was about plus c15 Canada Geese in front of the Sue Ryder home. A Buzzard and Bullfinch were a good adition to the Stags Lodge list as I walked to and from the park.
ABOVE TREECREEPER BELOW MISTLE THRUSH
I've heard Dipper are present along the Kem Mill section of the river Lostock so I took a walk up this afternoon with the hope of getting some photos. No such look on this occasion though the azure flash of a Kingfisher as it flew downstream more than made up for the lack of Dipper. A Treecreeper obliged for the camera as did a Mistle Thrush that was calling from the top of a tree. Again a mix of Tits plus c12 Redwing, Chaffinch and most of the Corvid species could be seen at this end of the park.ABOVE SONG THRUSH
Several Song Thrush were calling this evening at Stags Lodge as were Chaffinch, Robin, Blackbird, Dunnock and Blue & Great Tit.
3 comments:
Hi Derek excellent photos of the Treecreeper.
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Rob
Hi, great photos of the Treecreeper. Just passed by the Spar shop at Walton park(15.10 13Feb) and it has 15 Waxwings sat in a tree in the carpark, thought it might be of interest to you. Russ
Thanks Rob and Russ for your comments and the info on the Waxwing.
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