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On the river this weekend:

Dipper 3
Greywagtail 2
Heron 1
Goosander 3 [all female]
Mallard 8 [all in pairs now]
Moorhen 1

In the woods:

Great tit 12+
Blue tit 14+
Coal tit 3 [numbers down]
Lt tits 10+ [flocks have broken up]
Bullfinch 8 [stayed in pairs all winter]
Chaffinch 10+ [numbers well up]
Goldfinch 8+ [small flock been hanging around for a while]
Greenfinch 4 [these have just turned up this week]
Nuthatch 6 [numbers steady]
Treecreeper 2 [quite regular in same area]
Dunnock 4+
Collard dove 1 pair [seem to be staying]
Robin 10+ [they are getting territorial]
Wren 2 [this was all i saw,hope more survive]
Woodpigeon [lots ?]
G S Woodpecker 4+ [they are drumming regular]
Crow [a few over and in the fields]
Rooks [as above]
Jackdaw 12+ [they visit the feeders now]
Starling [flock above porritt lodge,unusual here]
Mistle thrush 1
Blackbird 8+ [male and female.numbers fluctsuate]
Snipe 1 [this is a first for here,it was right down by the river]
Kestrel 1
Tawny owl 2+ [the male is calling and the female answering]

Expected but missing, Jay, Goldcrest and Pheasant.

-- Edited by brian on Sunday 21st of February 2010 09:54:21 PM

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Ina


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Finches seem to be sorting themselves out again up the hill here.
3 Greenfinch returned this week, and a pr of Bullfinch.
Chaffinch numbers are up
Goldfinch numbers thinning out
And Brian, you can have as many of my Collard Doves as you like!!! lol
Cheers,

Ina

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Hi Ina,

One pair Collared doves is enough they eat to much,but i will swop you a Nuthatch for some House Sparrows if you still have any.
Funny about the Greenfinchs just appearing like that.confuse.gif

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