
Lots of
Song Thrushes around at the moment, with my first in the garden since the Spring this morning, and another three (one singing) on my walk into work. Eight
Common Gulls were among 23
Herring Gulls and 90+
Fieldfares on the pasture near Kiln Barn Farm and a couple of
Pied Wagtails flitted around the barn.

Over Ditton Quarry at lunchtime I eventually connected with the Redpoll flock. They were very mobile on the Alders and interspersed with
Goldfinches. I managed to see 5+
Lesser Redpoll, I'm sure the Mealy was in there were with somewhere buttime and light conspired against me and I had to get back to work before finding it! Another five
Song Thrushes over the Quarry, with
Jay,
Bullfinch and
Green Woodpecker all adding a dash of colour.

2 comments:
Adam ,
We have a resident Song Thrush that has been waking us from 5.30 onwards for the last two weeks .
Know what you mean about the light , it was so changeable yesterday .
Snow later in the week - Waxwings ?
Cold weather this week could bring in even more Thrushes Adam!
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