At Farmoor this afternoon highlights included 3 Yellow Wagtails, a group of 9 Common Sandpiper and a Common Tern.
Ian Stewart
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At Farmoor this afternoon highlights included 3 Yellow Wagtails, a group of 9 Common Sandpiper and a Common Tern.
Ian Stewart
A couple of images of the White Stork with the clearest view of its colour-ring. I'm struggling to decipher it. I'm assuming it's the same bird that was at Buscot Wick?
American Golden Plover 19:50 from the Wetlands Watch hide. 3rd county record and 1st for Otmoor
Glossy Ibis 3 Big Otmoor
Whimbrel Wetland Watch hide (per Simon Myers)
Black-tailed Godwit 3 Wetland Watch
White Stork (released) over Ashgrave 14:38 (per Adam Hartley et al)
Cuckoo
Hobby
Yellow Wagtail 2+ h
Wheatear 5 along new fence line near Noke Farm
Short-eared Owl
Courtesy of Badger
| Photo courtesy of Steve Sansom |
Port Meadow: The Perch
2 Common Tern
Common Sandpiper
3 Oystercatchers
7 Shelduck
11 Egyptian Geese, including 7 goslings
Andrew Butcher, Simon Myers, Gnome
Pied Flycatcher f still present 19:19 just off of the Cassington Road
3 Sedge Warbler
2 Cetti's Warbler
4 Whitethroat
2 Blackcap
2 Green Sandpiper
1 Water Rail
A Peters
Key Holder Reserve
1400-1600hrs
Little Ringed Plover 1
Common Sandpiper 3
Great Northern Diver 1
White Wagtail 2
No further sign of the Ring Ouzel during a second visit into the formal gardens.
Great White Egret - 2 along Glyme near Bladon. One was the colour-ringed 2nd year bird (AHF) that has been around for a while and the other a breeding plumage adult.
Common Sandpiper - 1 near cascades early morning.
Willow Warbler - 1 singing in the gardens.
Cetti's warbler - at least 3 along Glyme near Bladon.
Firecrest - 1 singing within the gardens.