River Rea last week, first light the female Dipper turned up a few times with the male.
Sunday they sat near each other on the ramp by the Bourn Brook. The male got the female to move and she was on a rock in the water.
This lasted for an hour until they then chased off down river. I walked down to look for them but no sight.
I then checked for a Kingfisher which flew past, I came back and checked on the Dippers and the female was back again.
She then flew up the Bourn Brook.
I walked along the Bourn Brook and saw the Kingfisher again.
There are 2 Kingfishers along the Bourn Brook. An adult male and juvenile male.
They chase up the brook.
The juvenile calls and I can hear it's not an adult. Good to hear it.
Seen a pale Buzzard a few times. Starlings gather with approx 100 being the most I've seen along the wire.
Sunday they sat near each other on the ramp by the Bourn Brook. The male got the female to move and she was on a rock in the water.
This lasted for an hour until they then chased off down river. I walked down to look for them but no sight.
I then checked for a Kingfisher which flew past, I came back and checked on the Dippers and the female was back again.
She then flew up the Bourn Brook.
I walked along the Bourn Brook and saw the Kingfisher again.
There are 2 Kingfishers along the Bourn Brook. An adult male and juvenile male.
They chase up the brook.
The juvenile calls and I can hear it's not an adult. Good to hear it.
Seen a pale Buzzard a few times. Starlings gather with approx 100 being the most I've seen along the wire.