This morning at 11:50 a.m., I initially heard a "mewing" Common Buzzard and then quickly located the bird flying north, albeit very high and distantly.
This is only my third sighting of a Common Buzzard from my flat this year, the first being on 7th June 2026, although I have also seen them on my nearby St. Nicholas Church local patch site.
Summary of Common Buzzard records during the last 6 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: 16 dates involving 25 birds
2026: 3 dates involving 3 birds
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