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Just over two hours this afternoon from 2.30pm. Weather fine and cool after raining all morning.

Pretty much as it has been over the last few days. The Little Egret had returned, feeding in the bay to the west of Kid Brook Spit. Two Little Grebe were seen east of East Bay, Great Crested Grebe numbers still well up and 89 Tufted were noted at the west end of Budworth Mere with the male Pochard still in with them.

Highlight was an early returning Bittern that flew into Coward Reed Bed just before 4pm. Very early, the first Bittern usually returns well into November, so well see if this one stays.

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Two hours from 10.00 this morning in fine and mildish weather.

Great Egret (1)
Little Egret (1)
Grey Heron (1)
Green Sandpiper (1)
Curlew (40)
Lapwing (50)
Kingfisher (2)
Pochard (1m)

Plus the Geese and other usuals.


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One hour from 1pm in fine and mild weather.

Canada Goose (c.300)
Greylag Goose (c.30)
Great Crested Grebe (min 70)
Tufted Duck (min 80)
Pochard (1m)
Curlew (8)
Lapwing (3)
Common Gull (5)
Kingfisher (1)

Plus the usuals.


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12.00-13.30

Budworth Mere : 33 Great Crested Grebes, 7m+1f Pochards and 3 Grey Herons.

1 pair of Great Crested Grebes, both still in summer plumage, gave a full pairing display.

2 Buzzards were seen in the park and a flock of 14 Redwings flew over heading West.

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Common Tern present for a quarter of an hour this morning before departing. Kingfisher, Grey Wagtail and singles of Shoveler and Little Grebe also around. Otherwise fairly quiet apart from the usuals.

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11.45-13.30

1 Hobby appeared over the mere opposite the slipway, then flew off towards Higher Marston.

1 2nd winter Mediterrean Gull with Black Headed Gulls on the mere.

28 Curlew on the meadow by Kid Brook, whilst 24 Lapwings and 3 Common Gulls were around the spit.

36 Great Crested Grebes were on the mere, most gathered at the Eastern end opposite the yachting club.

6 Little Grebes were also on the mere.




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A couple of hours down at Budworth Mere this morning in pleasant weather, firstly viewing from the slipway, then the screen hide.

Three Egyptian Geese feeding on the bank to the right of KBS were a surprise. Nothing else of note on or around the Spit other than four Curlew and a couple of Stock Dove. An eclipse male Mandarin swam towards the west end of the Mere, tagging on to a group of Mallard. Five Little Grebe were present as was the juvenile male Pochard, still in with the Tufted Duck flock.

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Juvenile Black Tern found this morning by Greg Baker along with a 1st winter Yellow-legged Gull that was associating with a newly in influx of Lesser Black-backed Gulls. A Kingfisher flew past the slipway as I was waiting (in vain) for the tern to come a little closer. Heavily cropped photos attached.

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In the absence of anything interesting on Kid Brook Spit, decided to do a full count on Budworth Mere, 10.00- 12.00, weather sunnyish and fairly warm :-

Mute Swan (7)
Cormorant (2)
Grey Heron (3)
Coot (287)
Moorhen (5)
Canada Goose (49)
Greylag Goose (2)
Common Gull (2)
Black-headed Gull (102)
Great Crested Grebe (48)
Mallard (157)
Tufted Duck (45)
Pochard (1)
Curlew (4)
Lapwing (24)
Redshank (1)
Little Ringed Plover (2)
Swallow (35)
House Martin (20)
Sand Martin (35)

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Spent an hour and a half at Budworth Mere this morning in intermittent weather with two deluges. A juvenile Little Egret was present around Kid Brook Spit. Eight Black-tailed Godwit dropped in after the second deluge, feeding on the grass bank amongst the goose flock. There were a minimum of one hundred and fifty hirundines over the Mere, mainly House Martin. Two Little Grebe at the western end of the Mere.

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A couple of Black-tailed Godwit, a few Lapwing, an Oystercatcher and up to forty Curlew on or around Kid Brook Spit this morning.

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Little Egret and Common Sandpiper on or around Kid Brook Spit this morning, otherwise quiet.

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The juvenile Black-necked Grebe, found by Greg Baker earlier this morning, was still around when I ventured down to Budworth Mere at around 9.30. Common Sandpiper in the bay west of Kid Brook Spit, otherwise quiet. Water levels high after recent rain, with very little mud exposed around the spit and the two bays.

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Forty five minutes this morning viewing Kid Brook Spit from the slipway, weather dull with a few spots of rain. Common Sandpiper in the bay to the west of the spit, a minimum of 120 Lapwing on the spit and a minimum of 250 House Martin above Budworth Mere along with other hirundines. A few return passage Little Ringed Plover have passed through over the last ten days or so but none today.

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13.30-15.30

Big Wood : 2 Buzzards and 1 Goldcrest.

Kid Brook : 2 Oystercatchers, 12 Lapwings and 2 Grey Herons.

Budworth Mere : 16 Great Crested Grebes.



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Half an hour mid morning viewing Kid Brook Spit from the slipway in warm and sunny weather. A Common Sandpiper was joined by two Common Tern. A Dunlin was present yesterday morning. Otherwise quiet.

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17.45-19.00

14 Great Crested Grebes on Budworth Mere.

2 Oystercatchers and 14 Lapwings at Kid Brook.

Huge numbers of hirundines over the mere, mainly House Martins, but also a few Sand Martins and Swallows.

Large numbers of Swifts soared high above the park.

A Buzzard patrolled the edge of Big Wood.

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13.30-15.30

Budworth Mere : 2 Oystercatchers, 3 Great Crested Grebes and 4 Shelducks.

I had a good look around Big Wood as a Spotted Flycatcher has been seen there recently, but I could'nt find it today.

However, a juvenile Goldcrest posed for me at one point and 2 Treecreepers were chasing each other around.

4 Song Thrushes were in the wood, as were 3 Great Spotted Woodpeckers one of whom ripped a dinner plate sized lump of bark from a dead tree.

A Green Woodpecker flashed quickly through the woodland near the canal, and Swifts were constantly noticed flying just above the canopy.

A Raven could be heard calling close to the wood.

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Found a Little Stint on Kid Brook Spit early afternoon. Also, just left of the spit, found what I initially thought was a female Garganey, preening then sleeping. The bird was receiving mixed reviews (Garganey/fem Teal/Hybrid) so GB and I went to the edge of the woodland via the boardwalk for better views. Pretty much sure now that its either an early moulting adult male Garganey or a first summer male Garganey.

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Brief visit 12.00-13.00

2 Buzzards over Big Wood, 12 Great Crested Grebes on Budworth Mere and 2 Oystercatchers on Kid Brook.

A group of 3 Grey Herons left the heronry and flew towards Comberbach together.

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Two Black-necked Grebes dropped in on Budworth Mere today and showed very well.



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Getting down to Budworth Mere after today's 2pm deluge paid dividends as two Black Tern had dropped in.

A Common Sandpiper was present at Kid Brook Spit.

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Black Tern found this morning on Budworth Mere (GB) along with an Arctic Tern and four Common Tern. As the day progressed, numbers increased and peaked with one Black Tern, a minimum of two Arctic Tern and around twenty Common Tern. By 6.30pm the Black Tern was still present with both Arctic and five Common. A Yellow Wagtail was by the Fishermans Path (MC).

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Forty minutes at the slipway early evening from 6.15, weather sunny :-

Ringed Plover (2)
Dunlin (2)
White Wagtail (1)
Kingfisher (1)

A Yellow Wagtail was seen earlier in the day (MC) in the ploughed field by the Fishermans Path.

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12.00-14.00

8 Great Crested Grebes were exiled to Western end of the mere due to boating.

A pair of Oystercatchers were the only waders on Kid Brook, also there were 2 Grey Herons and the usual park waterfowl.

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An hour at the slipway, mid afternoon, hoping for Terns but to no avail. Very quiet all round although after initially finding only four Oystercatcher on Kid Brook Spit, I then picked up on two Little Ringed Plover before a Greenshank flew in from the east. It landed east of the Spit and, looking edgy, flew off high to the east. Luckily, it flew back in, calling and settled in its original area and was still there when I left. Garden Warbler singing loudly at Garden Warbler Corner.

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Around thirty minutes at the slipway from 9.30am viewing Kid Brook Spit. Of note :-

Avocet (2)
Common Sandpiper (1)
Green Sandpiper (1)
Little Ringed Plover (2)



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Quick visit to the slipway this morning to view Kid Brook Spit. A single Black-tailed Godwit, two Green Sandpiper and a White Wagtail of note.

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13.30-15.00

Kid Brook area : 4 Whimbrel, 4 Oystercatchers and 1 Black Tailed Godwit.

8 Great Crested Grebes were on the mere, and restricted to the Western end by boating.

1 Song Thrush, 1 Mistle Thrush and 2 Buzzards were in Big Wood.

Also in Big Wood a pair of Long tailed Tits have made a home in the cavity of a dead tree, and a pair of Goldcrests have done so in a clump of Ivy.


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Kid Brook Spit viewed from the slipway, half an hour from 6.40, fine and cool :-

Little Ringed Plover (2)
Green Sandpiper (2)
Black-tailed Godwit (1)

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Kid Brook Spit viewed from the slipway, one hour from 9.30, breezy and warmish:-

Little Ringed Plover (min 4)
Green Sandpiper (2)
Oystercatcher (3)
White Wagtail (1)

The 5 Little Gull departed shortly after 18.00 yesterday. Garden Warbler heard this morning just behind the slipway.

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The Little Gull finally arrived this afternoon, found by MT, with Budworth Mere having been watched for some considerable time now. Three adults in summer plumage, one 2CY in mainly 1stW plumage and a near adult still showing some 2ndW characteristics. Two Wheatear were showing reasonably well from the Fisherman's Path.

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Kid Brook Spit, viewed from the slipway, one hour from 14.30 in light rain :-

Black-tailed Godwit (1)
Common Sandpiper (1)
Green Sandpiper (2)
Little Ringed Plover (3)
Oystercatcher (2)
Curlew (18)
White Wagtail (1)

Plus the usuals. Swallow (200) moved through ahead of the rain at around 13.00 hrs (SH).

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11.15-12.30

Common Sandpiper, Little Ringed Plover, 18 Curlew, 2 Oystercatcher, Willow Warbler, Reed Bunting, 5 Chiffchaff, 6 Blackcap, 2 Redwing, 5 Swallow, 40 Sand Martin, House Martin  Peregrine Falcon, Kestrel  Common Buzzard 



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Kid Brook Spit from the slipway. Two hours from 9.30 in sunnyish and cold conditions.

Common Sandpiper (1)
Green Sandpiper (2)
Little Ringed Plover (3)
Oystercatcher (2)
Curlew (3)
Yellow Wagtail (1)
White Wagtail (2)
Pied Wagtail (10)
Sand Martin (c.500)
House Martin (2)
Swallow (3)

Several Blackcap on the mereside path along with a couple of Willow Warbler. All the usuals on the Mere, Great-crested Grebe, Tufted Duck, Teal, Grey Heron etc. Nice to see the first Yellow Wagtail of the season. Wagtail passage was pretty poor last year so lets hope for an improvement this time around.


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Kid Brook Spit from the slipway 9am then 11.15 from the Fishermans Path :-

Little Ringed Plover (1)
Common Sandpiper (1)
Curlew (21)
Oystercatcher (2)
White Wagtail (1)

An interesting Pipit at the waters edge. From colouration, possible Rock or more winter plumaged Water but difficult to be certain at that distance.

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Early evening, five Little Ringed Plover on or around Kid Brook Spit, Budworth Mere. One of the patchers (DH) had a Common Sandpiper on the Spit this morning but that would now appear to have moved on. Still no Little Gull or Terns.

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Viewing Kid Brook Spit this morning from the slipway produced a male Wheatear on the grass just behind the shoreline together with a Little Ringed Plover and a good candidate for a White Wagtail. Reasonably sure it was but scoping at a distance of a third of a mile is difficult with a bird of that size. All the usuals around including Stock Dove, Green Woodpecker and multiple Blackcap.

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13.45-16.00

A singing male Blackcap by the Bittern Screen had succeeded in attracting a female.

A pair of Goldcrests were seen together in Big Wood, one of them carrying nesting material.

A couple of House Martins flew across Marbury Lane heading West, whilst hundreds of Sand Martins flew low over Budworth Mere.

30 Curlew and a couple of Oystercatchers were on the meadow by Kid Brook.

A couple of Mistle Thrushes were on the cattle pasture, whilst another was seen in Big Wood.

5 Great Crested Grebes were on the mere.

Amongst 30+ Tufted Ducks on the mere was a female with not only a prominent white patch at the base of he bill, but also a perfectly smooth round head,

however her dark saddle was clearly evident too. She was the same size as the others , and also clearly dating a Tufted drake.



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Spent around an hour and a quarter, from 17.45 hrs, on the Fishermans Path. Two Little Ringed Plover over on Kid Brook Spit together with a few Lapwing and a couple of Curlew. A minimum of 150 Sand Martin over Budworth Mere with at least two Swallow. One or two Pied Wagtail on both the Spit and in the fields by the Fishermans Path but unfortunately no White or Yellow. First thing this morning, Greg Baker found two Male Wheatear in the fields south of nearby Marston Hall Farm.

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Around 70 Sand Martin over Budworth Mere this morning. Also 3 Goosander present on the Mere with 3 Gadwall, several each of Great crested Grebe and Tufted Duck. Approx 75 Curlew in the field behind Kid Brook Spit with a Little Egret on the Spit itself. Good numbers of Chiffchaff singing away, in addition Greg B had a Blackcap. Yesterday, a looped walk around Anderton Nature Park produced 16 Chiffchaff and a Cettis Warbler near Cardens Ferry Bridge.

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Around 15 Sand Martin over Budworth Mere late afternoon today.

Yesterday, 2 Mediterranean Gull also present (GB).

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A few Chiffchaff singing today.

Small flock of Siskin near the boathouse

Great Spotted Woodpecker drumming but not much else



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Where did you see the Brambling Steve? It would be a first for the patch in 2019!

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For those interested, I have put together a bird report for 2018 covering the Marbury & Witton Flashes patch and therefore including Marbury Country Park. If you would like a copy please PM me with your email address and I'll send it to you. It's currently in a pdf format only.

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Saturday, 2nd March 2019 10:30 - 15:00 hrs. Budworth Mere, Anderton, section of Trent and Mersey Canal, Great Budworth village.

Bittern x 1 (in Coward reedbed between 14:30 and 15:00 hrs). Thanks to guy from St Helens who gave me the tip off - would never have spotted it without his help!
Chiffchaff x 1 (my first of the year) - near feeders at Marbury Park bird hide
Skylark x 1
Buzzard x 7 different sightings
Reed Bunting x 2
Brambling x 1
Nuthatch x 2
Curlew x 1 (heard)
Song Thrush x 1
Mistle Thrush x 1
Greylag Geese x 6
Canada Geese x 30
Gadwall x 2
Shoveler x 3
Shelduck x 2
Lapwing x 10
Great Crested Grebe x 5
Little Grebe x 1
Grey Heron x 2
Dunnock x 1
House Sparrow x 10
Goldfinch x 8
Wren x 1
Long Tailed Tit x 4
Chaffinch x 3
Great Tit x 8
Blue Tit x 7
Robin x 3
Blackbird x 5
Coot x 30
Moorhen x 5
Tufted Duck x 20
Cormorant x 5
Black-Headed Gull x 50
Jackdaw x 40
Crow x 30
Woodpigeon x 25
Feral Pigeon x 20
Magpie x 7
Mallard x 25





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11.30-13.15

Budworth Mere : 6 Great Crested Grebes, 3m Goosanders, and 2 Wigeon.

Kid Brook : 18 Curlew, 2 Oystercatchers and 10 Lapwings.

Large numbers of gulls were on the mere, but there was nothing unusual amongst them, there were 25 Common Gulls though.

2 Mistle Thrushes and a single Redwing were on the cattle pasture adjacent to Marbury Lane.

A Buzzard flew alongside Big Wood, whilst 2 more displayed above Marbury Lane.

No sign of any woodpeckers around the dead trees in the park, plenty of Nuthatches though.

The large roaming flocks of Long Tailed Tits appear to have broken up, with birds now mainly in pairs.

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Mediterranean Gull this morning in with the Black-headed Gulls, middle of Budworth Mere in front of Kid Brook Spit. Fairly quiet otherwise with 10 Shoveler, 3 Teal, 2f Goldeneye and several Great-crested Grebe. Around 50 Curlew behind the Spit.

On Monday 11 February, I found a juvenile/1st Winter Russian White-fronted Goose in with the goose flock, in the field immediately behind Kid Brook Spit. The bird had disappeared by the following morning but, having seen photographs of a same aged bird that then turned up at Crossens Marsh, I am reasonably sure that this was the same bird.

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Had a brisk walk around marbury and the surrounds this morning saw the following- bullfinch in the car park. Two sparrow Hawks displaying overhead. Tree creeper. Half a dozen goosander. 30 curlew. Shell duck. Good view of a gs woodpecker and many others heard drumming. Lapwing. Cormarants. Long tailed tits. Coal tits. Nothing at Hayden's pool. What's going on there? The area looks devoid of life and the water levels well down. A fair number of gulls and water fowl seen at extreme distance at neumanns flash on an area that had thawed out, a large portion of the flash was still under ice. Could only make out lesser black backed and herring gulls. Lovely day for a walk.

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After a cold long wait at the Coward Reedbed Screen last night without a sniff of a Bittern, and then finding out that 2 came out 10mins after we had left I decided that I had better go back today! So seeing as how it was a 5pm show yesterday I turned up at 4.50pm this evening to be greeted by several birders telling me that a Bittern was out & showing. I was soon scoping it as it clambered around in Coward Reedbed giving pretty good views. It flew short distances, clambered up to the top of the rreds and generallu showed off. Movement nearby suggested a 2nd Bittern in the reeds with it, but the second bird was a bit too shy to shopw itself whilst I was there wink



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