Friday 20th April a.m.
Another cloudy morning with fog on the surrounding hills I headed to the lower ground of Dowley Gap where the temperature was a cool 11°C.I headed along the canal towards the seeing a
Jay on the way water treatment works where I saw a strangely marked
Oystercatcher. Overhead there was a mixture of
House Martins,Sand Martins and
Swallows altogether totalling c50 birds.As I went through Hirst Wood I saw a pair of
Coal Tits and at the edge of the River was a
Grey Wagtail, a couple of
Grey Herons flew past above the trees and the blue flash of a
Kingfisher went past me upstream.
Nigel.
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Jay |
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Oystercatcher |
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Coal Tit |
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Grey Wagtail |
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Dowley Gap 20/4/2018 |
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