side-<\/span>room\u2019.<\/p>\nOur primary bird recorder and SYWG committee member, Reg Land, illustrates what an ornithologically-rich landscape we live in \u2013 and just how effective a good pair of ears, eyes and binoculars can be\u2026 by recording a staggering 56 species! These are listed below.<\/p>\n
All in all a very enjoyable and successful event –\u00a0thank you to everyone who turned up.<\/p>\n
Kevin Parker<\/em><\/p>\nSpecies spotted:<\/strong><\/p>\n\n- Mute Swan<\/li>\n
- Greylag Goose<\/li>\n
- Egyptian Goose<\/li>\n
- Gadwall<\/li>\n
- Mallard<\/li>\n
- Red-legged Partridge<\/li>\n
- Cormorant<\/li>\n
- Little Grebe<\/li>\n
- Red Kite<\/li>\n
- Hen Harrier<\/li>\n
- Water Rail<\/li>\n
- Coot<\/li>\n
- Black-headed Gull<\/li>\n
- Herring Gull<\/li>\n
- Woodpigeon<\/li>\n
- Kestrel<\/li>\n
- Jackdaw<\/li>\n
- Carrion Crow<\/li>\n
- Blue Tit<\/li>\n
- Coal Tit<\/li>\n
- Long-tailed Tit<\/li>\n
- Wren<\/li>\n
- Blackbird<\/li>\n
- Song Thrush<\/li>\n
- Robin<\/li>\n
- House Sparrow<\/li>\n
- Chaffinch<\/li>\n
- Goldfinch<\/li>\n
- Pink-footed Goose<\/li>\n
- Canada Goose<\/li>\n
- Wigeon<\/li>\n
- Teal<\/li>\n
- Shoveler<\/li>\n
- Pheasant<\/li>\n
- Grey Heron<\/li>\n
- Great Crested Grebe<\/li>\n
- Marsh Harrier<\/li>\n
- Buzzard<\/li>\n
- Moorhen<\/li>\n
- Lapwing<\/li>\n
- Common Gull<\/li>\n
- Stock Dove<\/li>\n
- Collared Dove<\/li>\n
- Magpie<\/li>\n
- Rook<\/li>\n
- Goldcrest<\/li>\n
- Great Tit<\/li>\n
- Cetti’s Warbler<\/li>\n
- Chiffchaff<\/li>\n
- Starling<\/li>\n
- Fieldfare<\/li>\n
- Redwing<\/li>\n
- Dunnock<\/li>\n
- Pied Wagtail(yarrellii)<\/span><\/li>\n
- Lesser Redpoll<\/li>\n
- Reed Bunting<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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