Sunday 24th June a.m.
A sunny morning with a temperature of 12°C as i headed to the Lake at Lister Park where I was greeted with the sight of c100
Lesser Black-backed Gulls. With them were a few
Herring Gulls one of which had a different look which could have been a sub species.There were c150
Canadas and 20
Greylags making for a full Lake with the usual
Tufteds,Mallards,Coots and
Moorhens, not to mention c75
Feral Pigeons.
A walk up to the gardens area provided a number of
LT Tits some of which were juveniles, others included
Greenfinch,Robin,Wren,Starling and
Song Thrush with several Grey Squirrels running around.
Nigel.
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| Juvenile LT Tit |
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| Juvenile Robin |
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| Song Thrush |
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| Starlings |
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| Wren |
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| Juvenile Coot |
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| Feral Pigeon with colour rings |
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| plenty Grey Squirrels |
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| Greylag |
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| Moorhen |
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| Tufted Duck |
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| LBB Gulls |
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| Herring Gull |
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| This Gull had a different look,maybe sub-species Herring Gull |
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| Herring & LBB Gulls |
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| LBB, poss Herring Gull? and Canada bringing up the rear |
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| Canada in with the Gulls |
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| Lister Park,Bradford 24/6/2018 |
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