Shoveler 20 (12 Female - 8 Male), Pochard 5,Coromorant 1,Lapwing 1
Good views of Male Sparrowhawk sitting in the Oaks at the back-end,Red-legged Partridge 4,Fieldfare 1
Lesser black-backed Gull 3
Water Rails calling in the bay down from the fishermans carpark
R.Dawkins
Sightings from my local patch of Seeswood Pool & my various trips locally & around the country!
Wood Warbler

Seeswood Pool 2008
Sunday, 30 December 2007
Saturday, 29 December 2007
29th December 2007
7 male and 13 female Shoveler, 4 RL Partridge, at least 70 Mallard, Cormorant, 3 Common and 2 Lesser BB Gulls. Geese in far fields beyond accurate counting distance.
Colin Green
Colin Green
Wednesday, 19 December 2007
December 19th
3 Lesser BB Gulls, 4 Common Gulls, 1 Pochard, 4 Wigeon, 1 GS Woodpecker. BH Gulls 109, Canada Geese 106 and Greylag Geese 32.
(Colin J Green)
(Colin J Green)
December 19th
40+ Siskin in alders at the back of the pool also 4 Wigeon (3m 1f) feeding on field with the mixed flock of Canada & Greylag geese,1 Kingfisher,2 Herring gull,4 Lsser blk backed gull,2 Shoveler (eclipse males)2 Buzzard,2 Song thrush & 12 Skylark over
(D.Hutton)
(D.Hutton)
Tuesday, 11 December 2007
Smaller Dragonflies & Damselflies






All present in reasonable numbers especially the Blue Tailed & Common Blue Damselflies which can number several hundred in good weather,Emerald damselfly being the rarest on the pool with only a couple of sightings so far,care needs too be taken with the Common & the rarer Ruddy Darter with the subtle differences in colour & shape, best seperated by good views or by an experienced observer!!
11th December
2 Yellowhammer,3 Wigeon (1m 2f),4 Pochard,1 Teal,15 Tufted Duck,41 Greylag Geese,7 Cormorant
(D.Hutton)
(D.Hutton)
Monday, 10 December 2007
Larger Dragonflies around the pool
Tuesday, 4 December 2007
4th December
1 Water Rail showing in the marshy cut off pool by the point,walked across the footpath right in front of us also 1 female Wigeon,1 male shoveler & 1 Common Buzzard
(D.Hutton,R.Dawkins)
(D.Hutton,R.Dawkins)
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