Time: from 7:45 a.m.
Weather: dry, hazy sunshine, light wind, 11°C to 13°C
By the underpass heading to the entrance to Gloucester Park, I saw
a singing male Blackcap.
At Gloucester Park, I was able to add a further 2
species to my site list: Blackcap (1 singing male heard) and Chiffchaff
(1 singing male heard).
I also heard both Green Woodpecker and Great Spotted
Woodpecker although very distantly.
There was a single Cormorant today successfully fishing in
the lake.
The Grey Squirrels were doing what they
need to do to produce more Grey Squirrels 😀.
On my walk home from Gloucester Park, I saw a Peacock.
Species recorded during this visit were as
follows (heard only records in italics):
Blackcap
Chiffchaff
Blue Tit
Great Tit
Robin
Wren
Dunnock
Goldfinch
Pied Wagtail
Green Woodpecker
Great Spotted Woodpecker
Woodpigeon
Collared Dove
Carrion Crow
Magpie
Canada Goose
Greylag Goose
Mallard
Coot
Moorhen
Cormorant
Grey Squirrel
Here are some photos from my visit:
Photo: Grey Squirrels producing more Grey Squirrels 😀
Photo: Grey Squirrels producing more Grey Squirrels 😀
Photo: Dunnock
Photo: Dunnock
Photo: Great Tit
Photo: Moorhen
Photo: Coot
Photo: female Mallard
Photo: Greylag Goose
Photo: Canada Goose
Photo: Canada Goose
Photo: Canada Goose
Site totals to date:
Birds = 25
Mammals = 2
Butterflies = 1
Dragonflies and damselflies = 0
Reptiles = 0
Amphibians = 0
Site totals to date:
Birds = 25
Mammals = 2
Butterflies = 1
Dragonflies and damselflies = 0
Reptiles = 0
Amphibians = 0
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Stay safe, stay well, stay strong, stay connected with nature
Stay safe, stay well, stay strong, stay connected with nature
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