Very little new around the local patch during the last two mornings, only significant new sightings were two
Small Pratincoles this morning feeding with 80
Oriental Pratincoles the second time, I have recorded this species on the site.
Peak wader counts over the two days 120
Black-winged Stilt, 28
Grey-headed Lapwing, 21
Common Snipe,18
Marsh Sandpiper, 13
Wood Sandpiper, 9
Little Ringed Plover, 7
Pintail Snipe, 4
Painted Snipe, 2
Common Sandpiper and a single
Green Sandpiper. There were a few more raptors both mornings than recently, including an
Osprey, two
Eastern Marsh Harrier,
Bhraminy Kite, 4
Shikra and single
Kestrel,
Black-shouldered Kite and
Black Kite. No sign of the overwintering
Black Baza both mornings, which may have finally gone.
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Night Herons |
Counts of winter visitors included 3
Purple Heron, 9
Eastern Stonechat, 7
Brown Shrike, 4
Black-capped and 10
Common Kingfisher, 50
Sand Martin, 4
Black-naped Oriole,
Verditer Flycatcher, 20
Dusky and 2
Thick-billed Warbler. Local residents included
Watercock, four
Yellow Bittern, 20
Night Heron, 11
Pheasant-tailed and 9
Bronze-winged Jacana, 100
Baya, 20
Golden and 2
Streaked Weaver and 2
Red Avadavat.
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