Wassell Grove Pools :-
1 ♂ Garden Warbler
2 ♂ Willow Warbler
3 Whitethroat
Blackcap
Chiffchaff
Wednesday, 22 May 2013
Sunday, 12 May 2013
Lutley Wedge 08/05/13-12/05/13
(All sightings SLC...)
8/5/13
2 Swallow ➝N
3 Swift
11/5/13
1 Garden Warbler (Wassell Grove Pools)
2 Willow Warbler
4+ Chiffchaff
4+ Blackcap
5 Whitethroat
1 Swift
4 House Martin
12/5/13
10+ Swift
6+ Whitethroat
8/5/13
2 Swallow ➝N
3 Swift
11/5/13
1 Garden Warbler (Wassell Grove Pools)
2 Willow Warbler
4+ Chiffchaff
4+ Blackcap
5 Whitethroat
1 Swift
4 House Martin
12/5/13
10+ Swift
6+ Whitethroat
Tuesday, 7 May 2013
Sunday, 5 May 2013
Lutley Wedge 05/05/13
(All sightings SLC...)
2 Wheatear (1♂1♀)
17 Common Whitethroat
1 Willow Warbler
7 Blackcap
5 House Martin
2 Wheatear (1♂1♀)
17 Common Whitethroat
1 Willow Warbler
7 Blackcap
5 House Martin
Wheatears 5/5/13
Thursday, 2 May 2013
Lutley Wedge 02/5/13 (3°c/16°c) Sunny, clear skies. Variable F1/2
"Sterna!"
2 COMMON TERN (circled over Wassell Grove Pools at 09.45am for 5 minutes before spiralling up very high and lost to view)
1♂ Whinchat
1♀ Wheatear
1 Lesser Whitethroat
14 Common Whitethroat
2 Willow Warbler
3+ Blackcap
2+ Chiffchaff
5 Swift
7 Swallow
1 Greylag Goose ➝E
2 COMMON TERN (circled over Wassell Grove Pools at 09.45am for 5 minutes before spiralling up very high and lost to view)
1♂ Whinchat
1♀ Wheatear
1 Lesser Whitethroat
14 Common Whitethroat
2 Willow Warbler
3+ Blackcap
2+ Chiffchaff
5 Swift
7 Swallow
1 Greylag Goose ➝E
Common Tern 2/5/13 (Only the 3rd record at Lutley Wedge)
Whinchat 2/5/13
♀ Wheatear 2/5/13
Wednesday, 1 May 2013
Lutley Wedge 01/05/13 Sunny, clear skies. Calm-(S/SE) F1/2
1 flava Wagtail ➝SE
3 Wheatear (2♂1♀)
12 Common Whitethroat
9+ Blackcap
2 Willow Warbler
6+ Chiffchaff
11 Swallow
2 House Martin
1 Siskin
1+ Redpoll sp
(2nd cal yr) ♂ Wheatear
(Showing signs of pre-breeding moult, with a single fresh moulted inner greater covert and median covert visible)
(this strikingly pale Buzzard certainly quickened the pulse as it circled in high overhead, pale variants occur more commonly in Northern European populations and wherever this bird is from it's certainly not one of the patch locals!)
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