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* 26th - South Norwood Lake- pair Great Crested Grebe,2f Pochard 1 Greylag Goose,14 Tufted duck 2 Cormorant,30 Black-headed Gull, 2 Common Gull,1 Hering Gull,4 Great Spotted Woodpecker, 3 Nuthatch,3 Goldcrest, 9 Ring-necked Parakeet, 1 Siskin,(John Wason Gavin Hawgood) | * 26th - South Norwood Lake- pair Great Crested Grebe,2f Pochard 1 Greylag Goose,14 Tufted duck 2 Cormorant,30 Black-headed Gull, 2 Common Gull,1 Hering Gull,4 Great Spotted Woodpecker, 3 Nuthatch,3 Goldcrest, 9 Ring-necked Parakeet, 1 Siskin,(John Wason Gavin Hawgood) |
Revision as of 13:44, 27 February 2009
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Croydon sightings for 2009
Please do not post details of scarce breeding birds (those included in Schedule 1 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981, amended 2000). Any such reports will be removed. We would still like to know of such potential breeding records, so please e-mail them to us.
March
- awaiting records
February
- 27th- South Norwood Lake- pair Great Crested Grebe, 20 Black-headed Gull, 2 Lesser Redpoll.1 Green Woodpecker, 2 Great Spotted Woodpecker, 2 Nuthatch, 1 Pied wagtail,(John Watson)
- 26th - South Norwood Lake- pair Great Crested Grebe,2f Pochard 1 Greylag Goose,14 Tufted duck 2 Cormorant,30 Black-headed Gull, 2 Common Gull,1 Hering Gull,4 Great Spotted Woodpecker, 3 Nuthatch,3 Goldcrest, 9 Ring-necked Parakeet, 1 Siskin,(John Wason Gavin Hawgood)
- 25th - 8 Siskins, 4 Bullfinches, 7 Goldcrests, 1 Treecreeper, 3 Nuthatches, 5 Song Thrushes, 3 Stock Doves on Addington Hills. (John Parish)
- 25th - Lesser Redpoll in Deepdene Avenue. (John Parish)
- 25th - South Norwood CP. Red-legged Partridge [apparently this has been present for some time and tends to be found around the hedge separating Croydon Arena from Tramlink at the Rylands Field end], 1 Snipe around the lake, 6 Stock Doves including one 'singing', Goldcrest singing, 9+ Shovelers, 2 Pochards, 20+ Tufted Ducks, 200+ Black-headed Gulls, 30-40 Fieldfares, a few Redwings, 3 Kestrels. (John Birkett)
- 24th - Blackcap singing in Park Hill. (Romney Tansley)
- 24th - Grey Heron flying over Duppas Hill Park towards Waddon Ponds. (Simon Harris)
- 23rd - Siskin singing in garden in Sanderstead. (John Birkett)
- 23rd - Markfield - 5 Lesser Redpolls feeding on Buddleia, Niger seed and sunflower hearts, 2 Marsh Tits, female Blackcap, 2 Long-tailed Tits, Coal Tit
- 22nd - Goldcrest singing near Sanderstead Library. (John Birkett)
- 22nd - Duppas Hill - female Sparrowhawk mobbed by a Crow, flew over the park scattering a large number of Starlings and Pigeons. (Simon Harris)
- 21st - Park Hill Park - 2 Firecrests at Coombe Road end. (John Parish, per John Birkett)
- 20th - Riddlesdown - 10 Stock Doves, 15+ Linnets, 10+ Long-tailed Tits, 2 Mistle Thrush, 1 Pheasant, 10+ Jackdaws, 1 Skylark singing, 1 Great Spotted Woodpecker drumming. (John Birkett)
- 20th - South Norwood Lake - 1 Great Crested Grebe, 8 Cormorant, 2 Common Gull, 10 Redwing, 2 Siskin (John Watson)
- 18th - 3 Redwings including one singing bird outside Park Hill Junior School, Stanhope Road. (Alan Pearson)
- 17th - Selsdon Wood - 14 singing Song Thrush, 4 Mistle Thrush, 2 Redwing, 58 Woodpigeon, 2 Stock Dove, 2 Green Woodpecker, 2 Bullfinch, Tawny Owl, 3 singing Skylark (Ted Forsyth)
- 17th - Markfield - 2 Lesser Redpoll on feeders, flock of 20 Goldfinches nearby, female Blackcap (Ted Forsyth)
- 16th - 5 Redwings including 2 singing birds outside Park Hill Junior School, Stanhope Road. (Alan Pearson)
- 15th - Hutchinson's Bank - Sparrowhawk mobbed by BHGull, One Buzzard mobbed by Crow flew over New Addington, second Buzzard flew high over the site avoiding three model planes (Ted Forsyth)
- 14th - Chapel Bank, Featherbed Lane - Buzzard flew over (Ted Forsyth)
- 12th - Markfield - Marsh Tit, Coal Tit, 2 Long-tailed Tit, 6 Great Tit, 20 Blue Tit, 2 Lesser Redpoll, female Blackcap (Ted Forsyth )
- 11th - 5 Redwings feeding on Duppas Hill Park opposite Warrington Road. (Simon Harris)
- 11th - Markfield - Goldcrest, female Blackcap, 4 Long-tailed Tit, male Great Spotted Woodpecker, 4 Jay (Ted Forsyth)
- 8th - Farleigh Dean Crescent, Featherbed Lane - Sparrowhawk flew over (Ted Forsyth)
- 3rd - Green Sandpiper flew over Norbury Park about 13:05 flying towards Norbury Brook. (Terry and Linda Osborn)
- 2nd - 15+ Blackbirds eating apples in a Sanderstead garden after heavy snow. Also 30 Greenfinches, 20 Chaffinches and 3 Goldfinches on feeders. Fieldfare heard. (John Birkett)
January
- 31st - New Addington (Rowdown area) - 1 Sparrowhawk, 40 Fieldfares, 10 Redwings, 1 Siskin, 1 Grey Wagtail, 1 Stonechat, 4 Skylarks, 2 Bullfinches (John Birkett & Simon Harris)
- 29th - 60-70 Pied Wagtails roosting near Tesco in Purley this week. (John Wood)
- 29th - Selsdon Wood - 4 Redwing, 3 Fieldfare, 2 Mistle Thrush, Goldcrest, Tawny Owl (Ted Forsyth)
- 23rd - South Norwood CP - one Lesser Redpoll flew over, 1 Kestrel (John Birkett)
- 21st - Selsdon Wood - Treecreeper, Goldcrest, 8 Nuthatch, Bullfinch, 4 Redwing, Tawny Owl (Ted Forsyth)
- 20th - South Norwood CP - Red-legged Partridge, Water Rail. (London Birders)
- 19th - Waxwing - Calling loudly from one of the ornamental alders outside Debenhams in the pedestrianised area of the main high street. Watched for about a minute before it took off and flew north up the High Street still calling. (Alan Pearson)
- 17th - South Norwood CP - Kingfisher, Snipe, Stonechat, Sparrowhawk. (London Birders)
- 8th - Selsdon Wood - Tawny Owl at roost (Ted Forsyth)
- 8th - Top of Baker Boy Lane - Little Owl (Ted Forsyth)
- 8th - Valley between Old Farleigh Road and Kingswood - Buzzard perched on fence post (Ted Forsyth)
- 4th - Riddlesdown - male Sparrowhawk, 1 Yellowhammer, 5 Stock Doves (John Birkett)
- 4th - Sanderstead Plantation - two Great Spotted Woodpeckers drumming (John Birkett)
- 3rd - one Woodcock in Lloyd Park.