The list:- 200 Linnets, 50 Chaffinches, 10 Reedbuntings, 2 Red-legged partridges, 3 meadow pipits, 1 snipe, 1 stonechat, 2 Goldfinches in the seed crop. A Heron and Red Kite hunting the area. Plus Thrushes, Robins,etc in the surrounding bushes. The trail camera footage of Foxes, Rabbits, Roe Deer.
7 hectares for playing field is given to nature in a partnership between the RSPB local group and Worcester University at Lakeside Campus. 2 hectares are birdseed crop. I checked yesterday and considering it was mown grass 4/5 years ago the diversity and numbers of birds is quite amazing.
The Worcester & Malvern RSPB group is supporting and campaigning for this appeal.
Two RSPB group members have each pledged up to £20,000 (10k each) of match funding. So every pound you give will be doubled.
Tomorrow please come to Wildgoose, learn about our many bird conservation projects. Feeding Corn Buntings, making a 45 acre nature reserve and much more.
The Worcester & Malvern RSPB with the CRT and WEG have made and installed 3 sand martin boxes on the Severn, at Diglis, Holt and Bevere lock Islands. Check out our website for all our bird conservation projects.
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Wood sand at Camp Lane pits today. Western shore of main pit.
Yes 9:10, another Arctic through just now.
Two Arctic terns for two mins this morning at 10:10
Hi Rob, thanks for this tip off. 6 there yesterday. 👍
3 LRP’s and a common sand at Clifton
2 LRP’s at Clifton.
Hi Jack, where in Hallow?
Clifton buzzing with birds this morning. A ruddy shelduck with 30 Egyptian geese in a field between the main pit and the Severn. 70+ Pintail, plus all the usual wildfowl.
Oops, Sorry, that’s Sunday for the working party!!
A brief potter round CLP, good to meet Paul. Understand this BHG ringed in Poland.
I saw 3 swallows at Lossiemouth, Highlands on Thursday, 7th Nov!!
It was exactly where you said! Thank you!!!👌👍
Brian, could you give an indication where it’s hanging out. Do you get there very early? Thanks Nick
Nice to see a Noctule Bat flying over CLP Grimley this evening.
Hi Mike, local RSPB group developing this area, 45 acres in all, as a nature reserve. We do regular bird surveys, had some good stuff in the past. Jack snipe, wood warbler.
Fields on east side of CLP, a nice feeding flock, reed, willow, chiffchaff, blackcap and whitethroat warblers. Also a smart juv redstart.
Clifton, two wheatears, common sand, LRP, 2 gt wts, 3-4 yellow wags.