Winter Thrushes
Sunny with variable cloud, 2°, light NNW.
A pair of Bullfinch feeding on berries in the Millennium Wood and then not much else until Lollingdon.
A single bird heard calling several times but not seen flying over. My gut instinct said Grey Plover but as I did not see the bird enough said.
A Raven flew over the hill heading towards the village and a Little Egret seen.
Still plenty of “winter thrushes” around but widely distributed, 20+ Skylark, good numbers of Meadow Pipit and Pied Wagtail feeding alongside the sheep and 2 Mistle Thrush.
Mammals: Roe Deer.
from Cholsey Wildlife https://cholseywildlife.blogspot.com/2019/01/winter-thrushes.html
A pair of Bullfinch feeding on berries in the Millennium Wood and then not much else until Lollingdon.
A single bird heard calling several times but not seen flying over. My gut instinct said Grey Plover but as I did not see the bird enough said.
A Raven flew over the hill heading towards the village and a Little Egret seen.
Still plenty of “winter thrushes” around but widely distributed, 20+ Skylark, good numbers of Meadow Pipit and Pied Wagtail feeding alongside the sheep and 2 Mistle Thrush.
Mammals: Roe Deer.
from Cholsey Wildlife https://cholseywildlife.blogspot.com/2019/01/winter-thrushes.html
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