2 woodpigeon 2 collard dove 6 house sparrow 5 starling 2 sparrowhawk over
Dennis atherton said
Tue Dec 21 12:31 PM, 2010
Yep, point taken, sorry i misread it as just a locally seen bird in county,
Best Dennis
james hall said
Tue Dec 21 11:52 AM, 2010
14 starling 12 house sparrow 1 magpie big change
Ian McKerchar said
Sun Dec 19 9:10 PM, 2010
I'd never rely on any one feature alone, instead focussing on a suite of pertinent features and wherever possible call. Either way this pair continue to provide a severe headache for many birders and with good reason
james hall said
Sun Dec 19 8:54 PM, 2010
thanks ian they have more black under the bill
Ian McKerchar said
Sun Dec 19 8:05 PM, 2010
Not sure if that answers James' questions Dennis, nor if he was actually claiming to have seen one in the county?
James, take a look at the article on the Worcester Birding website on the seperation of the two species. It's pretty good and probably the best treatment I've seen on the Internet.
Dennis atherton said
Sun Dec 19 7:55 PM, 2010
Hi James,
Marsh tits are quite rare in this area and it is most probable you have seen a willow tit
james hall said
Sun Dec 19 7:34 PM, 2010
1 long tailed tit - on my new feeder
2 dunnocks - first time i have 2
2 blue tits - hear all day
1 great tit - quick appeariance
2 collard doves - i have names them freddie and phillip
2 song thrush - first time
1 chaffinch - my first male
1 coal tit - on my bird table
how do you tell the differance between marsh and willow not sure if i senn a marsh?
2 collard dove
6 house sparrow
5 starling
2 sparrowhawk over
Best Dennis
12 house sparrow
1 magpie
big change
James, take a look at the article on the Worcester Birding website on the seperation of the two species. It's pretty good and probably the best treatment I've seen on the Internet.
Marsh tits are quite rare in this area and it is most probable you have seen a willow tit