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Bittell Reservoirs and Hopwood area
Reported today as present on Worcesterbirding (per A Giles). P.S. In northern latitudes, especially, shrikes often survive periods of poor weather by storing food items in 'larders' -usually by wedging or impaling the items. This 'lardering' behaviour is generally well developed in GGS - so I...- Woodchat
- Post #410
- Forum: Worcestershire
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Bittell Reservoirs and Hopwood area
Got a phone call from the finder, Gary Prescott, yesterday at 12:33. He was driving along the road when he first spotted it. He got out of his car and watched it in a field which was planted up with trees. He said it was quite distant at that point and he only had his bins with him. Then he said...- Woodchat
- Post #253
- Forum: Worcestershire
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Bittell Reservoirs and Hopwood area
Hi Keith, Male White Wagtails are pretty straightforward in spring - with clean grey back (no smudgy dark areas) - clearly demarked from the black head on the nape, grey rump and bright white flanks. Females are more tricky but look for the clean white flanks on these and general 'cleaner'...- Woodchat
- Post #180
- Forum: Worcestershire