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Winter feeding stations Strongstry.
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From -4 to +10, with snow, hail, rain wind, some sunshine over the last seven days the feeding stations have produced some good numbers.....

Blue Tit....14+

Great Tit....16+

Coal Tit....14+

Long-tailed Tit.....30+ best numbers we have had in several years.

Chaffinch....25+

Goldfinch...14+ Numbers seems lower this year and they are not as consistent.

Bullfinch.....16+ that is probably a conservative estimate, over the last couple of years breeding pair have increased greatly.

Brambling....5 there are five around at the moment feeding with the Chaffinch, but not been a great year yet.

Nuthatch.....10+.....always here.

Robin.....10+ 

Dunnock.....one or two pair regular.

Wren..... always two or three seen

Treecreeper.....one taking mealworm most days.

Blackbird......20+

Song Thrush.....4/5 regular.

Great Spotted Woodpecker.....at least two pair regular.

Green Woodpecker.....two seen/heard most days, one was taking fat during the snow, only the second time actually seen on a feeder.

Jackdaw....15+ most days

Jay....6+ regular 

Magpie....4+

Woodpigeon.....20+

Collared Dove.....couple of pairs.

Stock Dove....occasionally one pair.

Sparrowhawk....both Male and female seen regular, on one occasion the female was seen with a kill, after it had left with a full crop, kill was identified as a Woodcock. We have some wintering in adjacent woodland but never seen one here.

No records of Redpoll or Goldcrest, Siskin and Greenfinch few and far between.

Regards Brian. All images courtesy of PaulG.

 



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