LatestNews

From Londonbirders

(Difference between revisions)
(Thursday 3rd January 2008)
m (Protected "LatestNews" ([edit=sysop] (indefinite) [move=sysop] (indefinite)))
 
(15554 intermediate revisions not shown)
Line 1: Line 1:
-
===Thursday 3rd January 2008===
+
__NOTOC__
-
*Rainham RSPB: '''Iceland Gull''' present at east end viewable from Coldharbour Lane at 1435. Also Water Pipit and 37 '''Barnacle Geese''' still present, Slavonian Grebe on Thames and 3 Little Gulls and 2 Kittiwakes east along river (RBA).Also Goldeneye and 1st winter Kittiwake on river at 3.00pm.(Dave Morrison)
+
-
*Staines Reservoirs: juvenile Great Northern Diver on north basin; also 3 Scaup and 2 Black-necked Grebe on south basin (Birdguides).
+
-
*Holland Park: Nuthatch, first record since 1999 (David Jeffreys).
+
-
*Alexandra Park: 5 Gadwall, 3 Little Grebe, 2 Great Spotted Woodpecker, Pied Wagtail (Des McKenzie).
+
-
*East India Dock: male Black Redstart, Grey Wagtail, 2 Song Thrush, 6 Greenfinch, 2 Mute Swan over, female Chaffinch, 6+ Blackbird, GBB Gull, LBB Gull, Common Gull, Kingfisher (Richard Harrison & Jonathan Lethbridge).
+
-
*Kensington Gardens: 12 Shoveler and German-ringed ad Mediterranean Gull at Round Pond (Roy Beddard per DMc).
+
-
*Trent Park Area: 1 Kestrel; 2 Green Woodpecker; 6 Great Spotted Woodpecker; 1 Song Thrush; 11 Goldcrest; 3 Nuthatch; 4 Treecreeper; 2 Coal Tit; 5 Lesser Redpoll, together, near Oakwood entrance; 1 female/imm Reed Bunting, 'Barracks' (Robert Callf).
+
-
*Hounslow Heath: Stonechat (at least 2)and 2 Bullfinch and Redwing. (Adam Cheeseman)
+
-
*Trent Park: 3 Brambling ( 2m,1f),15 Chaffinch, Kestrel, Pochard (m), 25 BH Gull. ( Pete Lowman).
+
-
===Wednesday 2nd January 2008===
+
'''Please note that this site has now been moved to: http://londonbirders.wikia.com/wiki/London_Bird_Club_Wiki'''
-
*Beddington SF: juvenile Glaucous Gull again today; also Water Pipit and Little Egret (Birdguides)
+
-
*Amwell: 2 Smew (m/f), c300 Lapwing (Chris & Pete Langsdon).
+
-
*Alexandra Park: fem Wigeon still present am (found yesterday pm by Gareth Richards) (Bob Watts).
+
-
*Finsbury Park: 350-400 Black-headed Gull on open spaces 08:30hrs (Des McKenzie).
+
-
*Walthamstow Marsh: 12 Siskin (ELBF).
+
-
*Hyde Park/Kensington Gardens: pr Teal (Round Pond), 1 Tawny Owl (heard before sunrise), 6 Stock Dove, 1 Green Woodpecker, 2 Great Spotted Woodpecker, 1 Fieldfare (trees NW of Round Pond), 1 Goldcrest, 1 Treecreeper, 2 Coal Tit, 3 Dunnock, 2 Pied Wagtail (Paul Bruty).
+
-
*Rainham RSPB: Slavonian Grebe on Aveley Pools, plus 2 White-fronted Geese and 37 '''Barnacle Geese''' also on site (RBA); also, albino Herring Gull on Target Pools mid p.m. (Vince Halley-Frame & Graham Ryland); also, 2 Short-eared Owls on the old silt lagoons late p.m., 4 poss Corn Bunting (Vince Halley-Frame & Pat Hart); also, '''Lapland Bunting''' (heard calling from foreshore), 243 Greylag Goose, 76 Canada Goose, 26 Pintail, 14 Pochard, 13 Tufted Duck, 3 Little Egret, fem Merlin, pr Peregrine, 2 Water Rail, 21 Golden Plover, 2,200 Lapwing, Ruff, 5 Curlew, 140 Black-tailed Godwit, 6 Rock Pipit, 3 Water Pipit, Cetti's Warbler (ELBF).
+
-
*Roding Valley NR: 10 Redwing (ELBF).
+
-
*South Weild: Common Buzzard, Common Snipe (ELBF).
+
-
*Weild Park: 14 Shoveler, 5 Goosander, 2 Little Grebe, 2 Great Crested Grebe (ELBF).
+
-
*Brook Street (A12/M25): Little Egret (ELBF).
+
-
*Mayesbrook Park (Dagenham): pair Smew (Birdguides); still present at 4pm, Little Egret (Paul Hawkins).
+
-
*Harrow Lodge Park: 2 Little Egret (ELBF).
+
-
*Cranham GC: Little Egret, Kestrel, 6 Fieldfare, 14 Redwing, 2 Lesser Redpoll, Yellowhammer (ELBF).
+
-
*East India Dock NR: Kingfisher, Grey Wagtail, 13 Shelduck (J Lethbridge).
+
-
*Staines Res: imm drake Scaup, 1 Black-necked Grebe (Chris Langsdon per JA).
+
-
*St James's Park: 2 Egyptian Geese, also 2 Great Black-backed Gulls (Andrew Self).
+
-
*Wraysbury GPs: Red-necked Grebe & a drake Smew on Village Pit (Birdguides).
+
-
*Walthamstow Marshes: 2 Stonechats, 15 Meadow Pipits, 2 Lesser Redpolls, 23 House Sparrows, 25 Teal over (inc. partial albino), 12 Gadwall over (Mark Pearson).
+
-
*London Wetland Centre: 1pr Stonechat, 1 Redshank, 1 Water Pipit, 2 Egyptian Goose (Gabriel Jamie).
+
-
*Tyttenhanger GPs: 1 Stonechat, 6 Tree Sparrow, 4 Yellowhammer, 2 Reed Bunting, 4 MPipit, 2 Skylark, 30+Lapwing, 3 Wigeon (Steve Blake).
+
-
*Tate Modern: 2 Peregrine on ledges on the tower 14:00 hrs (Roger Dewey).
+
-
*Trent Park: Brambling (f),2 Goldcrest,Redwing,30 Chaffinch,Nuthatch. ( Pete Lowman).
+
-
*Belhus Woods CP: Greylag Goose, 58 Canada Goose, 99 Wigeon, 25 Gadwall, 18 Teal, 38 Mallard, 24 Shoveler, 18 Pochard, 43 Tufted Duck, fem Goldeneye, m Smew, 3 Ruddy Duck (2m/f), 8 Little Grebe, 15 Moorhen, 90 Coot, 7 Lapwing, 2 Green Woodpecker, 3 Great Spotted Woodpecker, 5 Dunnock, 8 Robin, 6 Blackbird, 81 Fieldfare, Song Thrush, 28 Redwing, 26 Long-tailed Tit, 16 Blue Tit, 16 Great Tit, 4 Goldcrest, 33 Siskin, 8 Lesser Redpoll, m Bullfinch, 6 Jay (ELBF).
+
-
* Waterloo Bridge: adult Yellow-legged Gull on S bank, then flew to barges in mid-river, around 1330hrs (Rob Innes).
+
-
*Trent Park Area: 10(7m,3f) Mandarin Duck; 1 Sparrowhawk; 1 Common Buzzard, flew from Williams Wood; 1 male Kestrel; 1 Song Thrush; 5 Goldcrest; 1 female Brambling, with pre-roost gathering of Chaffinches, Moat Wood, 15.20 hrs (Robert Callf).
+
-
*Lake Side, Oakwood, N14: 1 female Great Spotted Woodpecker (Robert Callf).
+
-
===Tuesday 1st January 2008===
+
'''You will need to create your own login account on the new site (you can use the same details).'''
-
*Burgess Park, Peckham: 1 Chiffchaff by the main lake/football pitch (Richard Bonser)
+
-
*South Norwood Lake: 2 Mute Swan, 20 Tufted Duck, 50+ Black-headed Gull, 9 Cormorant, 3 Great Spotted Woodpecker, 2 Nuthatch, 1 Treecreeper, 20+ Goldfinch, 20 Redwing, 2 Mistle Thrush, 1 Pied Wagtail, 6 House Sparrow, Long-tailed Tit, 1 Coal Tit (John Watson, Gavin Hawgood).
+
-
*Honor Oak Area (probably One Tree Hill): Siskin seen (Birdguides).
+
-
*Lee Valley Cornmill Meadows: 4 Snipe, Green Sandpiper, 4 Reed Bunting, Kestrel, 20+ Siskin, Great Spotted Woodpecker, Green Woodpecker, Pheasant, 80+ Lapwing, 20 Teal, 4 Shoveler, 30 Wigeon (Mike Benyon).
+
-
*Hyde Park/Kensington Gardens: 1w White-fronted Goose (mobile with Greylags, origin unknown), 2 Egyptian Goose, 7 Gadwall, 1m Teal (1-2 present), 30 Shoveler, German-ringed ad Mediterranean Gull, ad Yellow-legged Gull, 2 Tawny Owl, 7 Great Spotted Woodpecker, 3 Green Woodpecker, 4 Song Thrush (1 singing), at least 2 Redwing, 5 Mistle Thrush (4 singing), Chiffchaff, 2 Goldcrest (1 singing), singing Treecreeper, 3 Coal Tit (1 singing), 5 Chaffinch, 7 Siskin ranging between alders on Buck Hill and near Rangers Lodge (Des McKenzie, Nick Tanner).
+
-
*Queen Elizabeth II Res: Peregrine (SBC).
+
-
*Rainham RSPB: 75 species, Highlights 36 '''Barnacle Geese''', pair Peregrine, Corn Bunting, 2 Bearded Tit, 2 Water Rail, 1 Short-eared Owl, Ring-necked parakeet, Water Pipit (Paul Hawkins); 4 Bearded Tits behind reserve centre, 2 Water Pipits at Stone Barges (Andrew Self)
+
-
*Crossness: 2nd winter Yellow-legged Gull, 102 Black-tailed Godwits, 1 Green Sandpiper, 2 Curlew, 400+ Dunlin, 320 Lapwing, 110 Redshank, 136 Gadwall, 79 Shoveler, 850 Teal, 106 Shelduck, 2 Sparrowhawks, 20 Fieldfare, 40 Redwing, 2 Stonechat (total 60 species) (John Archer)
+
-
*Canon's Farm, Banstead: 250+ Brambling, 750+ Chaffinch, 115+ Skylark. (Steve Gale).
+
-
*Amwell GP: at least 3 Smew (2 M, 1 F), 4 Goldeneye (1M, 3F), 6 Snipe, 3 GBB Gull, assorted Wigeon, Teal, Gadwall, Shoveler, Shelduck, 1 F GS Woodpecker and male heard drumming, 6+ Redwing. (Quentin Given). 8 Little Egrets roosted, also 2 Egyptian Geese  (Andrew Self)
+
-
*Stocker's Lake: 1 m Goosander, 1 Chiffchaff, 6 L.Redpoll, 25+ Siskin. Bury Lake: 7 (3m) Red Crested Pochard (Andrew Moon).
+
-
*Staines Res: 2 (imm m + f) Scaup, 2 Black-n Grebe, 1 Green Sandpiper (Andrew Moon).
+
-
*Wraysbury GP: 1 (imm m) Smew, 2 Water Rail on village pit, 4 (2m) Goosander on BA pit (Andrew Moon).
+
-
*Dagenham Chase LNR: 59 species recorded, 20+ Pochard, 7 Wigeon,10+ Gadwall,2 Rook, 1 Jackdaw, 2 Common Snipe, 1 Water Rail and a pair of Stonechat. ( Vince Halley-Frame ).
+
-
*Hackney Marshes: 1 Green Sandpiper, 2 Egyptian Goose, 1 Siskin, 3 Redwing (total 46 species)  (Gary A James)
+
-
*Wanstead Park & Flats: 37 species, no highlights! (J Lethbridge)
+
-
*Horsenden Hill: 47 species recorded, highlights inc. 1 Great Black-backed Gull, 2 Stonechat, 4 Nuthatch, 3 Teal, 5 Shoveler (Andrew Culshaw, David Howdon).
+
-
*Trent Park Area: 13 Golden Plover, circled Hog Hill calling and flew off W; 6 Great Spotted Woodpecker; 1 female Lesser Spotted Woodpecker, feeding in Oak, Poplars and Willows around Dew Pond, 14.15 - 14.24 GMT; 3 Song Thrush,(including 1 singing male); 45+ Fieldfare; 4 Goldcrest; 3 Nuthatch; 4 Treecreeper; 4 Coal Tit; 19 Goldfinch, at Vicarage Farm (flocks of 7+12); 19 Siskin; 6 Lesser Redpoll, feeding on 'weed seeds', at Vicarage Farm; 2 male Brambling, together, pre-roost gathering with Chaffinches, Moat Wood, 15.20 GMT (Robert Callf). 
+
-
Archived News:
+
 
 +
 
 +
Please do not post news here as this site is now out-of-date.
 +
 
 +
 
 +
==Archived News==
 +
 
 +
*[[News November 2009]]
 +
*[[News October 2009]]
 +
*[[News September 2009]]
 +
*[[News August 2009]]
 +
*[[News July 2009]]
 +
*[[News June 2009]]
 +
*[[News May 2009]]
 +
*[[News April 2009]]
 +
*[[News March 2009]]
 +
*[[News February 2009]]
 +
*[[News January 2009]]
 +
*[[News December 2008]]
 +
*[[News November 2008]]
 +
*[[News October 2008]]
 +
*[[News September 2008]]
 +
*[[News August 2008]]
 +
*[[News July 2008]]
 +
*[[News June 2008]]
 +
*[[News May 2008]]
 +
*[[NewsApr2008]]
 +
*[[NewsMar2008]]
 +
*[[NewsFeb2008]]
 +
*[[NewsJan2008]]
*[[NewsDec2007]]
*[[NewsDec2007]]
*[[NewsNov2007]]
*[[NewsNov2007]]

Current revision as of 14:16, 18 December 2009


Please note that this site has now been moved to: http://londonbirders.wikia.com/wiki/London_Bird_Club_Wiki

You will need to create your own login account on the new site (you can use the same details).


Please do not post news here as this site is now out-of-date.


Archived News

Personal tools