Tawnies were at the Abbey Village end of the walk

John

Neil Southworth wrote:

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John,

I'm sure Ian wouldn't object if I suggested that you put sightings for the Withnell area on the Chorley and District Natural History Society Forum at 'www.chorleynats.org.uk/forum'.

Thanks

Incidentally, at which end of the walk were the Tawnies - Brinscall or Abbey Village?

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As well as on here of course

John,

I'm sure Ian wouldn't object if I suggested that you put sightings for the Withnell area on the Chorley and District Natural History Society Forum at 'www.chorleynats.org.uk/forum'.

Thanks

Incidentally, at which end of the walk were the Tawnies - Brinscall or Abbey Village?

An evening walk through the reserve with the last hour of light to see what was moving, and it was a pleasure to hear so much birdsong. 5 longtail tits 2 pair bullfinch large numbers of Blue and Great tits, robins and blackbirds m & Fs 1 wren 1dunnock 5 song thrushes 30 jackdaws 2 Carrion Crows 3 Mallards 1m and 2 f 2 moorhens 1 pheasant (sat high in a tree) 2 maggies on the return back to the car just as we approached the bridge, 2 Tawnies flew into a nearby tree and sat in excellent view of us, only several feet away J&J