Chiffchaff calling at 7.30am this morning in Peter's Wood on Peterswood Close by M56 Junction 4.
Phil Owen said
Sat Jan 23 3:34 PM, 2010
2.15pm-2.45pm
Sparrowhawk chasing the Long-Tailed Tit flock around a tree.
Also Chaffinch was also a new addtion to the patch list (Don't see them very often round here!!!!)
-- Edited by Phil Owen on Saturday 23rd of January 2010 03:49:16 PM
Tony Coatsworth said
Sun Jan 17 3:54 PM, 2010
Common Buzzard overhead M56 flying towards Northenden about 13:00
Phil Owen said
Sun Jan 17 1:17 PM, 2010
Much the same as yesterday, but a Grey Heron on the pond was a welcome patch tick.
Phil Owen said
Sat Jan 16 2:25 PM, 2010
A bit on the quiet side today as a lot of the birds appear to have moved on with the improving weather.
Apart from the usual stuff, only 2 Redwings were still around although a Song Thrush was a patch tick.
The Tit flock seems to have increased quite well, so worth checking on my next visits.
Phil Owen said
Sun Jan 10 3:40 PM, 2010
Quick walk round this afternoon brought a few additions to the new list.
1 Common Snipe (flew over) Collared Dove Greenfinch Robin Fieldfare House Sparrow Carrion Crow
1 Male Bullfinch still around and giving good views.
Witnessed a Magpie attacking a Blue Tit which just about managed to get away (desperate times!!)
Also a large roving Long-Tailed Tit flock is about and worth keeping an eye on. Only Blue, Great and Coal Tits mixed in today but you never know!!!
-- Edited by Phil Owen on Sunday 10th of January 2010 03:41:20 PM
Phil Owen said
Sat Jan 9 2:05 PM, 2010
Quick walk with the dog to check out the Birch trees alongside the M56 near Greenwood Road.
Blue Tit
Great Tit
Long-Tailed Tit
Coal Tit
Bullfinch (in with the Goldfinches)
Goldfinch
Redwing
Mistle Thrush
Blackbird
Dunnock
Wren
Black Headed Gull
Jay
Magpie
Woodpigeon
Sparrowhawk chasing the Long-Tailed Tit flock around a tree.
Also Chaffinch was also a new addtion to the patch list (Don't see them very often round here!!!!)
-- Edited by Phil Owen on Saturday 23rd of January 2010 03:49:16 PM
Apart from the usual stuff, only 2 Redwings were still around although a Song Thrush was a patch tick.
The Tit flock seems to have increased quite well, so worth checking on my next visits.
1 Common Snipe (flew over)
Collared Dove
Greenfinch
Robin
Fieldfare
House Sparrow
Carrion Crow
1 Male Bullfinch still around and giving good views.
Witnessed a Magpie attacking a Blue Tit which just about managed to get away (desperate times!!)
Also a large roving Long-Tailed Tit flock is about and worth keeping an eye on. Only Blue, Great and Coal Tits mixed in today but you never know!!!
-- Edited by Phil Owen on Sunday 10th of January 2010 03:41:20 PM