I popped in to Tongwell this lunchtime. It was pretty standard fare with a few Mallards, Tufteds, Canada and Greylag Geese, Mute Swans, Coots, Moorhens, Great crested Grebes and a Cormorant.
I did however manage to catch up with my first Sand Martins of the year, a group of five that were flying around in the company of one Swallow.
A pair of Grey Wagtails were on the dam as was a single of both Black-headed and Common Gull.
From here I braved the traffic to take a look at the Gravel Works over the road, where there was still a minimum of 2 Green Sandpipers but very little else.
My Birding adventures and other nature observations around the Newport Pagnell and Olney areas of North Buckinghamshire, and occasionally further afield
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Tuesday, 30 March 2010
Friday, 26 March 2010
It Must be Summer then !
A wander around Manor Farm this afternoon.
It is drying out quite nicely and must surely attract some passage waders this spring. Already on site today were a Little Ringed Plover, a Redshank and 2 Green Sandpipers.
Not one but two Swallows flew around. There were 3 Little Egrets that flew out of the western arm, a pair of Goosanders were on the main water and 4 Teal were on site.
It is drying out quite nicely and must surely attract some passage waders this spring. Already on site today were a Little Ringed Plover, a Redshank and 2 Green Sandpipers.
Not one but two Swallows flew around. There were 3 Little Egrets that flew out of the western arm, a pair of Goosanders were on the main water and 4 Teal were on site.
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