Here we go again!.............................the start of a new birding year.
Up at daylight to get a head start on our 2014 birding list. This an opportunity to catch up with all the birds we tend to overlook for the rest of the year and also to discover how our more common birds are disappearing and are so much harder to locate.
At the end of daylight hours our list had grown to 76 species...........not a bad start but not exactly special.
Highlights of the day were Great Grey Shrike, Whooper and Bewick Swan and long-tailed duck.
Have posted some of the pictures from the today in alphabetical order.
Blue Tit getting ready for a house move in 2014
Chaffinch - getting harder to find
Coot - getting more common
Cormorant
Dunlin
Gadwall
Grey Partridge - getting very hard to find.
Greylag goose
Herring Gull
Knot
Little Egret
Marsh Tit
Med. Gull
Mute Swan
Purple Sandpiper
Redshank
Ringed Plover
Robin
Robin
Tufted Duck
Turnstone
Whooper and Bewick Swans
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