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Booming Bitterns RSPB Leighton Moss ( March )
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Leighton Moss and Coastal Hides

First call was at the coastal hides birds seen

1 Spotted Redshank

1 Greenshank

Marsh Harrier

Buzzard

2 White-fronted Geese

Pink-footed Geese

Redshank

Oystercatcher

Lapwing

Dunlin

Snipe

Black-tailed Godwit some in breeding plumage 

28 Avocet

1 Great White Egret

Little Egret

Grey Heron

Pintail 

Shoveler 

Shelduck

Wigeon

Teal

Mallard

Greylag Geese

Raven

Rook

Carrion Crow

pair of Great Black-backed Gulls on breeding territory

 

Leighton Moss 

Met by the sound of booming Bitterns a sound you never get tired of hearing

3 Bitterns calling from three different corners of the moss 

4 Otters with one on the banking

2 Whopper Swans

Marsh Harrier 3M 2F

1 Sparrowhawk

4 Buzzard 

1 Kestrel

1 Red Kite

Mute Swan

Pink-footed Geese over

Greylag Geese in meadows 

Canada Geese in meadows 

Wigeon

Gadwall

Mallard

Pintail

Shoveler

Pochard

Tufted Duck

Goldeneye 

Pheasant

Little Grebe

Great Crested Grebe

Cormorant 

Great Black-backed Gull 

Black-headed Gull

Common Gull

Herring Gull

Little Egret

Great White Egret

Grey Heron

Water Rail

Moorhen

Coot

Oystercatcher

Lapwing

Snipe

Curlew over

Great Spotted Woodpecker drumming

28 Sand Martin dropped in 

Wren

Dunnock

Robin

Fieldfare

1 Redwing

Cettis Warbler around the Moss

Blackcap

Goldcrest

Bearded Tit calling 

Long-tailed Tit 

Marsh Tit

Blue Tit

Great Tit

Coal Tit

Nuthatch

Treecreeper

Jay 

Magpie

Jackdaw

Carrion Crow

Starling

House Sparrow

Chaffinch

Chiffchaff calling

Greenfinch

Goldfinch

Bullfinch

 

Cheers Craggy 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



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