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Monthly Archives: November 2018
Friday 30th November 2018
WWT Slimbridge A drake GREEN-WINGED TEAL on the Top New Piece this morning. (Scott Petrek). Pic by Scott. Frampton A SHORT-EARED OWL from Splatt Bridge at 4pm. (Eric Palmer). Cotswold Water Park West At Pit 12 late … Continue reading
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Thursday 29th November 2018
Rodley At Wilmer today six Shelducks, 1000 Wigeon, 200 Teal, 82 Mallards, nine Shovelers, 145 Lapwings and a male MERLIN. (Andy Jayne). Maisemore Along Church Road from the pool to the weir on the Severn this afternoon birds … Continue reading
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Wednesday 28th November 2018
Saul Three CATTLE EGRETS and 15 Little Egrets this afternoon in paddocks between Saul and Fretherne. (Roy Widgery). WWT Slimbridge A JACK SNIPE still from Martin Smith hide this morning. (Slimbridge Sightings). Forest of Dean Six Goosanders … Continue reading
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Tuesday 27th November 2018
Cheltenham Eight Pochards, seven males and a female at Pittville Park Lake this morning, a high count for the site. (John Sanders).
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Monday 26th November 2018
Framilode At Framilode Passage this afternoon, two adult Whooper Swans on the river, 460 Lapwings, 14 Dunlins, 19 Curlews, and a Little Egret. (John Sanders). Pic by John. Chedworth Two Bramblings with Chaffinches near the entrance to Manor … Continue reading
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Sunday 25th November 2018
Cotswold Water Park East At Pit 132 at 9:30am a Little Stint, a Great White Egret, a Dunlin and a Green Sandpiper. (Graham Lawlor). Frampton pools Two CATTLE EGRETS, a Great White Egret, 19 Little Egrets, seven Grey Herons, a pair of … Continue reading
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Saturday 24th November 2018
Forest of Dean Six Crossbills and four Bramblings at Crabtree Hill this morning. (Andy Chapman). A Dipper at Wenchford, at Nagshead a Woodcock flushed by two Fallow Deer in front of the Campbell hide and two Ravens, and at Parkend … Continue reading
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Friday 23rd November 2018
WWT Slimbridge Two JACK SNIPES still from Martin Smith hide today. A SHORT-EARED OWL hunting over the Dumbles this afternoon. (Dot Jones/Ian Hull). Bentham Two Ring-necked Parakeets flew over again this morning. (Greg Mabbett). Ashleworth Ham This afternoon … Continue reading
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Wednesday 21st November 2018
Saul Two CATTLE EGRETS feeding in fields between Saul and Fretherne this afternoon. (Roy Widgery). Edge Early afternoon at Sevenleaze Lane, seven Stock Doves feeding on a stubble field, nine Common Gulls, a flock of 17 Great Tits, nine Linnets and … Continue reading
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