Tuesday 9 September 2014

TUESDAY / WEDNESDAY 9th / 10th SEPTEMBER 2014

Wednesday 10th August

60 swallow/martin over SE
74 Swallow over SE
3 Starling over SW
6 Tree Pipit1 over calling, 1 over SW, 1 over W, 2 over N/NE, 1flew in

Tuesday 9th August
15 - 26°C,Wind light variable,cloudy with sunny intervals, pressure 30.04inHG

River Ljig just south of Ljig town & Home

The migrants again when I arrived home this afternoon are just fantastic! The Icterine Warbler was very obliging giving just the best views at close range as were the Wood Warblers which were content to feed out in the open on dead wood or catching flies from our power cables.
The Tree Pipits can be heard flying over almost every time I walk out the door, 2 were in the trees around the garden.

The Herons at Ljig were feeding on a stretch close to town which is now pretty undisturbed due to the collapse of the riverside walk during the big floods, and hence a lack of walkers.The waders were also on this section.

Home - 08.30
3 Tree Pipit over calling
11 Starling over SE

River Ljig 09 .15 - 11.00
Squacco Heron juv/ad.winter
2 Grey Heron
Green Sandpiper
2 Common Sanpiper
2 Tree Pipit 1over calling
2 Spotted Flycatcher
Whinchat
3 Kingfisher
100+ Swallows & Martins moving S
350 House Martins (many juvs) resting on power cables
2 Buzzard
6 Long Taied Tit
2 Grey Wagtail male singing & female
4 White Wagtail
3 Godlfinch 1 imm.

Home 13.30
Lesser Whitethroat
Icterine Warbler
3 Wood Warbler
Blackcap male
4 Tree Pipit 2 over
3 Spotted Flycatcher
Red Backed Shrike
15 Bee-eater over SE
Black Woodpecker

2 Buzzard

Home - 17.30 
10 - 15 Bee-eater over S
Kestrel

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