Low sun picking out the autumn colours |
I'm very late getting
this report in, but here goes! It was certainly a bumper number
of birds.
Birds:
SC208695 Red wing
taking hawthorn berries
SC208695 Song Thrush
SC208695 Robin
SC208695 Great Tit
SC208695 Chaffinch m.
SC209695 Chaffinch f.
SC208695 Wren
SC208695 Coal Tit
SC208695 Willow
Warbler/Chiffchaff ( whistling)
SC208695 Blue Tit x 2
SC208695 Goldfinch
SC208695 Blackbird
male taking berries
SC209694 Robin
SC209694 Blackbird m.
SC209694 Pheasant
x 2 m. & f.
SC208694 Chaffinch m.
SC209694 ( seen from
hide) Juvenile Moorhen; Blackbird m. Robin; Great tit; Song Thrush (
juvenile?); female Blackcap
SC210694 Willow
Warbler/Chiffchaff (whistling)
SC210694 Blackbird m.
SC209693 Blackbird m.
SC208694 Pheasant m.
SC208694 Robin
SC208694 Snipe
SC209694 Raven flying
over
SC209694 Large flock
of Redwings flying over ( 40+)
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Water Rails heard calling simultaneously from reed bed.
SC209695 Jackdaw
Butterflies:
SC209694 Red Admiral
Other:
SC209693 Gorse
Shieldbug on Hazel
SC209693 unidentified
Hoverfly "preening".
SC209694 unidentified
slug on fungus
SC209694 large white Hebeloma species fungi growing on wood chip path ( thanks to Fungus Group for I.D.)
SC209694 small
clusters of beige & brown fungi on wood chip path ( not yet identified)
SC208694 Cortinarius
fungi previously reported now going over.
SC210694 Common
earwigs on notice board
SC208695 High pitched
squeaking heard from vegetation on old beehive loop.
So lucky to see this Redwing at close quarters |
Female Blackcap in Rowan |
Robin the Hawthorn |
Juvenile Blackbird on Rowan |
Blackbird taking the Hawthorn berries |
Common Earwigs have made the noticeboard their home |
Still Shieldbugs to be seen |
This Hoverfly was "preening" - note legs over back of body |
A couple of Hebeloma fungi on the woodchip |
Another Hebeloma fungus showing the gills |
We are still trying to identify these |
a closer look |
Slug finding the Hebeloma tasty |
Jackdaw |
Juvenile Moorhen |
Song Thrush - normal colouring |
This very dark thrush may be a juvenile |
another view |