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Yeah yeah bird man but was there any trains about?
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Yep
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A really hot day saw an equally decent selection of birds. At around 7:00 an Osprey cut through the area to the east, while an hour earlier a flock of 26 Crossbill headed over Wick in the same direction. A couple of Wood Sandpiper came up from the Wooden Bridge area and a Green Sandpiper left Priory Marsh to settle in Central Marsh, with other waders recorded coming courtesy of: a Spotted Redshank west, likewise 11 Greenshank, including a flock of seven, and a Grey Plover; 3 Common Sandpiper, 12 Whimbrel, 2 Sanderling and 3 Ringed Plover. There was also a surprising number of passerine migrants about Stanpit, not least a Wood Warbler in the North Scrubs along with 10 or so Willow Warbler. Elsewhere about the marsh, there was a juvenile Cuckoo, a Grasshopper Warbler, 2 Lesser Whitethroat, 70 Sedge Warbler and a Yellow Wagtail. Aerially, 85 Sand Martin headed into the easterly wind and 37 Common Tern went with the breeze; also a further 17 Common Tern settled and at least 3 Little Tern around. Finally, five or so Bearded Tit were logged.
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Seen better than them down Osmaston rd
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That's a north eastern duck.....
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You ought to see this beauty scoffing as well
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"http://www.chog.org.uk/Sightings%20Photos/2013/July%202013/Fox_190713" title="Fox" alt="Fox_190713">
Fox at stanpit marsh B)
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Are you in Dorset though?
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"http://www.chog.org.uk/Sightings%20Photos/2013/July%202013/Shelduck_050713" title="Shelduck" alt="Shelduck_050713">
Shelduck family in the harbour
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"http://www.chog.org.uk/Sightings%20Photos/2013/July%202013/Sandwich_Tern_050713" title="Sandwich Tern" alt="Sandwich_Tern_050713">
Sandwich Tern at Mudeford Quay
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Update from Christchurch music festival tomorrow.;.... B) B)
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Pigeon.
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Here's one for you.....know you love em
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"http://www.chog.org.uk/Sightings%20Photos/2013/July%202013/Stock_Dove_030713" title="Stock Dove" alt="Stock_Dove_030713">
Stock Dove
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I've been with some whales, have pics of some proper birds stored on my hard drive as well, wanna see?
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Have you seen a slow worm recently froggg? Went walking in an old colliery in Silverdale the other week and saw two! Everyone says that they're really rare now and that it was probably a grass snake
yep all the time down here mate
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Isn't that gorgeous?
yep.....
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The butterfly was called the Amber Phantom, can't post a pic tho I'm on me phone.
Nature is a beautiful thing......... B) B) B)
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"http://www.chog.org.uk/Sightings%20Photos/2013/July%202013/Reed_Warbler_020713" title="Reed Warbler" alt="Reed_Warbler_020713">
Reed Warbler
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No I didn't take that one.... all the recent posts I did though B)
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On average only about 1 survives.......
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Adder, loads of them around here
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Swan and Cygnets on the river by me.
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Turnstone having a bath, by me good self.
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Couple of black tailed godwit in the harbour today
Not atypically, things seem to have slowed down a bit as we head into the weekend. There is no news from Hengistbury or Wick, while Stanpit could muster just 4 Greenshank, 2 Common Sandpiper, 3 Black-tailed Godwit, 8 Ringed Plover and up to 30 Dunlin. In addition, Bearded Tit were heard on Priory Marsh, a Hobby hunted the local Sand Martin and South Marsh hosted a constant twenty or so loafing Mediterranean Gull, although there was a steady turnover of birds meaning a good deal more were actually involved.