At 6:30 p.m. in the gathering darkness, I had a brief view of Common Buzzard briefly soaring and slowly flying past my flat in a south easterly direction.
This was my first record this year of Common Buzzard from my flat although I have seen them occasionally on my nearby St. Nicholas Church local patch site.
Sightings of Common Buzzard have been much lower in the last few years after a peak of activity during 2022.
Summary of Common Buzzard records during the last 5 years:
2021: 11 dates involving 13 birds
2022: 26 dates involving 38 birds
2023: 8 dates involving 8 birds
2024: 3 dates involving 3 birds
2025: 1 date involving 1 bird
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