I went for a walk locally this afternoon in a bright spell , and caught two showers . It was more for fresh air than anything as very little was seen , I did put up a flock of about 10 Redwings and the same number of Fieldfares from a Holly tree , but apart from the usual Rose Ringed Parakeets and a mixed flock of Corvids in the field with the sheep grazing in it , that was it .
Two sightings of the Brambling on the feeders today , and the Chaffinch numbers have increased overnight . It's amazing , nothing on the feeders for ages , then in they all come together , Finches and Tits , then something spooks them , and they disappear again for an age . Still , I suppose it gives the Sparrowhawk less chance make a kill .
As it was so quiet , I am just posting a few more shots from earlier in the year .
Gannets at Bempton Cliffs .
Answers to last night's birds :-
Bird 7 . French Pie or Woodnacker ------Gt.Sp.Woodpecker
Bird 8 . Bee Biter or Saw Sharpener -----Great Tit
Tonight's birds :-
Bird 9 . Sheep Stare or Chepster
Bird 10 . Field Lark or Our Lady's Hen
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