Bar-tailed Godwit (female so not Port Meadow bird) flew east
Whimbrel flew west
per Ewan Urquhart
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Bar-tailed Godwit (female so not Port Meadow bird) flew east
Whimbrel flew west
per Ewan Urquhart
American Golden Plover: still from the Wetland Watch Hide at 13:50
Mandarin duck flew over with 2 Shelduck
et al.
Long-tailed Duck - now moulting into its summer plumage. Calling frequently and loosely associated with four Tufted Ducks on the main lake.
09-12:00 Carpark to Wetlands Watch Hide
American Golden Plover (first-winter)
Whimbrel
Cattle Egret
Oystercatcher 2
Garden Warbler (carpark field)
Peregrine
NCVW
100+ sand martin
swallows
Few pairs of Gadwall and tufted duck
8 Oystercatcher
6 Lapwing
2 Shelllduck
2 little ringed plover
2 common sandpiper
Whitethroat
Willow warbler
Cetti's warbler
1 Great white egret
2 Egyptian geese
Few great crested grebes
Rushy Common
1 green sandpiper
Pair red crested pochard plus 2 males
Tufted duck
2 shellduck
2 cuckoo
Little egret.
Tar Lake
Cettis warbler
Reed warbler
Sedge warbler
Sandra Bletchly
Long-tailed Duck (first second since 1973)
2 Common Tern
2 Red-crested Pochard
Simon Myers
Ashgrave in front of Wetland Hide:
American Golden Plover still present 13:10
Whimbrel
Also
Little Ringed Plover
Dunlin
Hobby
per Trevor Ellery, et al.
At Farmoor this afternoon highlights included 3 Yellow Wagtails, a group of 9 Common Sandpiper and a Common Tern.
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