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Author:  Terence Whalin [ Tue Oct 01, 2013 7:14 pm ]
Post subject:  pyes hall to stonebridge car park
2 firecrests in exactly same little patch where myself and the Jennings were viewing them 2 years ago. different birds I think :D
yellow browed warbler
ring ouzel
2 brambling
4 blackbird
7 robin
blackcap
chiff chaff
3 song thrush
kestrel
that's all folks oh 12.30 till 15.30 hrs :D

terry whalin :D :wink:
Author:  Stephen Lorand [ Tue Oct 01, 2013 8:43 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: pyes hall to stonebridge car park
A few more observers in the Pye's Hall to Stonebridge area plus good coverage of the south end accounted for some better day counts of migrants. Grand totals included 4 Yellow-browed Warblers, 6 Chiffchaffs, Willow Warbler, Blackcap, Lesser Whitethroat, Reed Warbler, 3 Firecrests, 6 Goldcrests, 5 Ring Ouzels, 10 Blackbirds, 80 Song Thrushes, 10 Redwings, 25 Robins, 20 Bramblings, 50 Chaffinches, Siskin, 2 Common Redstarts and 2 Wheatears. Other birds of note were 150 Brent Geese, 2 Arctic Skuas and a Little Stint.

A Ring Ouzel in my garden this afternoon may have been one of the two birds that departed SSW from the dunes at 1310.
Author:  Terence Whalin [ Tue Oct 01, 2013 8:59 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: pyes hall to stonebridge car park
also had a redstart forgot that, bit better day steve hope it keeps up (some chance ) [-o<

terry whalin :D :wink:
Author:  Anthony Bentley [ Tue Oct 01, 2013 9:40 pm ]
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I'll be down Wednesday and Thursday looks good for some firecrest action and there is something really good out there to be found! Get yourself to coast Ladies and Gentleman
Author:  Andy Atkinson [ Wed Oct 02, 2013 2:50 am ]
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Anthony...instead of contacting you direct ive posted here because others might want to look..
Its regarding the beetle & parasite on your blog..it freaked me out..the size of the thing..how did that fit in..imagine trying to put it back in..wow!
Author:  Anthony Bentley [ Wed Oct 02, 2013 6:11 pm ]
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From 7:15 to 13:00

1 Red-breasted Flycatcher Pyes
1 Yellow browed Warbler Pyes (Kieth Robinson had another 1 close to the car park)
3 Firecrest Pyes
1 Female Peregrine
1 Short-eared owl in off the sea
1 Redwing
2 Common Snipe
1 Chiffchaff
3 Swallows south
3 Goldcrest
1 Greenshank
6 Dunlin

The Red-breasted Flycatcher was last seen at 12:50 and showed in the open quite well.
Author:  Stephen Lorand [ Wed Oct 02, 2013 8:40 pm ]
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At the south end of Donna Nook this morning were 60 Song Thrushes, 10 Redwings, Ring Ouzel, Yellow-browed Warbler, 2 Chiffchaffs, 2 Goldcrests, Firecrest, Common Redstart, Siskin, 2 Bramblings and a Lapland Bunting.
Author:  Terence Whalin [ Thu Oct 03, 2013 6:21 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: pyes hall to stonebridge car park
back home from nottm at daughters might have another look tomorrow weather permitting :D

terry whalin :D :wink:
Author:  Derick Evans [ Thu Oct 03, 2013 8:23 pm ]
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Pleased i chose today to visit Donna Nook.
Finally got to meet and talk with Anthony Bentley, a really nice guy.
Also put a few more faces to some forum names & thoroughly enjoyed the birds on offer.

Plus tomorrows weather forecast is really awful.

1 Red-breasted Flycatcher Pyes - Just before sluice.
2 Yellow browed Warbler Pyes.
1 Yellow-browed Warbler (afternoon) behind c/park near Owl box.
3 Firecrest Pyes.
1 Firecrest - In obvious Elderberry clump 1/2 way to Pyes Hall.
9 Redwing.
3 Chiffchaff.
4 Goldcrest.
2 Kestrel
Several Ring Ouzel - Sth of c/park.
1 Swallow over Sth.
50 Pinkfeet over - easterly-ish
Author:  Stephen Lorand [ Thu Oct 03, 2013 9:04 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: pyes hall to stonebridge car park
There were fewer migrants apparent at the south end of Donna Nook this morning even though the wind had slackened a little. Today is the first day for over a week that I have not seen a Yellow-browed Warbler. The main migrants were 40 Song Thrushes, 2 Ring Ouzels, 7 Redwings, 15 Robins, Chiffchaff, 3 Blackcaps, Firecrest, Wheatear and Common Redstart. Three Sandwich Terns were disturbed from the tide-edge by a Peregrine and flew to the north.

Another Ring Ouzel, 3 Redwings and a Goldcrest were present in my garden in the afternoon.
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