Thursday, 5 April 2018

Ring ouzel

Quick look up Culver this morning.

1st ring ouzel: came in from the east, landed briefly, then headed off due north.
Near where the ringo had landed, a firecrest was singing, but it was dug in and I never saw it once.
Also a black red around the cottages.


I think that constitutes a 'record' shot
 

 
Black red

 
stock dove
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