Saturday, 14 February 2015

Zzzzzz

Much like Prof's reservoirs post yesterday, there's not much happening down on the marshes or waterworks either.

Aside from the numerous Song Thrushes singing and dashing around the bare trees of Leyton Marsh, there was only a pair of Egyptian Geese on the paddocks providing a feature out of the relative norm.
Egyptian Goose
Oh, and you-know-who is still knocking about on the front paddocks.

GH - @leevalleybirder
at
Labels: ,

1 comment:

  1. Walthamstow Birders14 February 2015 at 16:36

    That makes me feel slightly better as that was going to be my first choice😏
    Guess we are going to have to hide our time till stuff starts moving, though that should be anytime now really, Gulls, Ducks etc. Wheatears only 3 weeks away!

    ReplyDelete

Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)

Reservoir Logs - November 2024 round-up

                                                    Whooper Swans made a brief stop on No 5 ivorh.bsky.social                               ...

  • Reservoir Logs - winter round-up
          A confiding Avocet spent the morning on High Maynard pic @lolcumming      The generally mild weather helps explain why the winter ...
  • Reservoir Logs - March 24 round-up
                                                               Woodcock are an expected March maigrant pic @Elliott 1758817       A flock of Cro...
  • Reservoir Logs - October 24 round-up
                                       This distant male Hen Harrier is likely to be bird of the year pic @FinchleyBirder         What seems to ...