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  1. Ravenwing

    Birding in Worcestershire

    Swallow First Swallow of the year seen over Cofton Reservoir this afternoon.
  2. Ravenwing

    Birding in Worcestershire

    I took a walk around Cofton Reservoir this morning and spotted the following:- Shoveler 20+ birds, I had never seen Shoveler here until early November and the flock has grown from an initial 5 birds to over 20. Goosander 13 birds, they appeared two days ago and were the first I had seen on the...
  3. Ravenwing

    Birding in Worcestershire

    Snow bunting, Worcester Beacon Nov 5th Sorry for the late posting but find attached photos of five Snow Bunting from just below the Worcester Beacon last Wednesday. I was able to get within 2 metres of the small flock.
  4. Ravenwing

    Birding in Worcestershire

    Mandarin Duck A first for Cofton Reservoir as far as I know. A Mandarin flew in this lunchtime. It eventually swam to the shore and started eating grass. Not a ringed bird.
  5. Ravenwing

    Birding in Worcestershire

    Spotted Flycatchers at Hanbury Hall A family of Spotted Flys seen at Hanbury Hall between showers this afternoon.
  6. Ravenwing

    Birding in Worcestershire

    Two male Ring Ouzel still on field by Walton Hill Farm this afternoon.
  7. Ravenwing

    Birding in Worcestershire

    Inappropriate anywhere in public according to the Woodland Trust guy who waited for us to get back to our car and leave before he locked the barrier.
  8. Ravenwing

    Birding in Worcestershire

    YBW Uffmoor Wood The YBW was showing in holly at the end of the main path this morning. Worth noting that there is now only road parking as the car park has been closed because of "inappropriate after-dark behaviour" !
  9. Ravenwing

    Birding in Worcestershire

    Common Crossbills, Lickey Hills, this morning I bumped into Keithr in the Lickies at about 9.30 this morning and we had excellent views of about 15 Common Crossbills for about 15 mins on Cofton Hill. A flock of Redwing was also present.
  10. Ravenwing

    Birding in Worcestershire

    "I'm up here mate !!" Passing acquaintances perhaps ?
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