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6 degrees Celsius
Chaffinch 62
Linnet 4
Reed Bunting 7
Stock Dove 4
Brambling 3I think the feeding station will be busy tomorrow morning (chilly night) so if anyone wants to meet me there / help me get accurate counts I’ll be there 10 til 11.
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Pink-footed Goose 1000 on drumlins (in A6 E best viewed from Willow Lane at foot of Cleveland Drive). In terms of oddities I could find only a aberrantly pale one and another with orange legs. But I had limited time so could well have missed something like a bean.
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One Barnacle Goose with the Pinkfeet on the drumlin (A6) as seen from the cycle path at 10 o’clock.
4 degrees Celsius
Chaffinch 60
Linnet 2 plus 15 elsewhere in field (Flora / A10)
Reed Bunting 7
Stock Dove 5
Brambling 4 (one male)Pink-footed Goose 1300 over N.
A little later than your visit we saw 1 Greenfinch in the birches near the feeding station. And then wheeling over the trees of Aldcliffe Hall Drive was a (mixed?) flock of about 50 thrushes – mainly Redwings. Walking on, The Flood hosted a gathering of about 100 Teal.
Reed Bunting 9
Brambling 3 (per Jon Carter)Today
8 degrees Celsius
Chaffinch 36
Reed Bunting 6
Stock Dove 6
Brambling 3 (fems)
Linnet 217 Jan: (thanks Clio)
Linnet 50
Stock Dove 9Attachments:
1 degrees Celsius- light frost
Chaffinch 65
Linnet 60
Reed Bunting 9
Stock Dove 6
Brambling 5 (4 fems)
Song Thrush 2————-
Pink-footed Goose 160 over, W
Meadow Pipit 8 A10
Mistle Thrush 1 singing A9W
Redwing 30 Admiralty Wood
Great Spotted Woodpecker drumming Admiralty Wood.Good numbers of finches necking the LDBWS nosh at Fairfield this morning. If you'd like to help us fund our feeding station join the club today (or tomorrow!) https://t.co/syIco8DZ2a pic.twitter.com/Czq3C8CUOz
— Lancaster & District Birdwatching (@LDBWSnews) January 20, 2022
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