Date: 6th October 2025
Time: from 9:15 a.m.
Weather: dry, sunny/cloudy, light wind, 11°C to 14°C
For my visit this morning, I focused on the southern section of the site and the church and cemetery. I hoped to relocate the Firecrest that I had seen on my last visit on 2nd October 2025 but unfortunately I was unsuccessful.
However, I was able to add another species to my 2025 site list taking the total to 48 species: Meadow Pipit (an unseen single bird calling and flying over the southern section of the site)
The other highlights with regard to birds during my visit were as follows:
Swallow: a single bird seen flying high and in a southerly direction over the southern section of the site
Sparrowhawk: female seen flying through the area behind Larkins Tyres as I returned home
Pied Wagtail: 1 seen flying over Church Hill as I returned home
Chaffinch: a calling bird seen flying high over the cemetery
Jay: at least 10 seen during my visit, including a group of 6 seen together in the southern section of the site
Green Woodpecker: 1 heard calling in the wooded area in the southern section of the site
Great Spotted Woodpecker: 1 heard calling in the wooded area in the southern section of the site
Grey Squirrel is a mammal that I only see occasionally during the summer months but the crop of acorns during the autumn seems to see them re-appear (similar to Jays) and this morning I saw 5 individuals.
After seeing 3 on my
last visit on 2nd October 2025, I had another sighting of a single Wall in
the immediate vicinity of the church.
Species recorded during this visit were as follows (heard only records in italics):
Blue Tit
Grey Squirrel
Wall
Here are some photos from my visit ….
Site totals for 2025 to date (2024 totals in brackets):
Birds = 48 (49)
Total species list for the site
Birds = 69
Love nature .... act now
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