Originally posted on Frodsham Marsh Bird Blog:
I was out early doors starting at Godscroft Lane where yet another Brown Hare crossed my path as I parked the car. On to Lordship Lane which was full of singing Reed and Sedge Warbler filling the morning air before being put in their place by the sudden blast from a Cetti’s Warbler and normal service was resumed.… Continue reading 04.05.19. Birdlog.
Originally posted on Frodsham Marsh Bird Blog:
My morning jaunt this morning started at Ince where looking across the pools revealed just a few Mallard and a pair of Tufted Duck, 2 pairs of Little Grebe, a pair of Gadwall and several Coot and Moorhen pairs. Both Reed and Sedge Warbler were seen and heard and a Cetti’s Warbler added to the chorus at Ince… Continue reading 05.05.19. Birdlog.
Originally posted on Frodsham Marsh Bird Blog:
The marsh had 3 female Northern Wheatear on No.1 tank with 2 Eurasian Skylark, the Raven flock were brunching on a recently deceased lamb near to Marsh Farm with worried mum nearby. A Jackdaw was pecking on a piece of solid earth along Moorditch Lane were a Stoat was seen but not photographed. The weather was not nice.… Continue reading 06.05.19. Birdlog.
Originally posted on Frodsham Marsh Bird Blog:
An after work walk down to the River Weaver in continuous rain, which hadn’t relented throughout the day. A selection of Great Crested Grebe, Tufted Duck and Common Shelduck were the most prominent species. A quick scan of the Weaver Bend didn’t produce much but 10 minutes later 3, then 4 then 5 Black Tern were hawking close… Continue reading 09.05.19. Birdlog.
Originally posted on Frodsham Marsh Bird Blog:
I was out and about this afternoon around the River Weaver at Frodsham Marsh. The rain was constant for the first hour or so and suppressing the bird song keeping them hidden in the foliage. The river held the usual wildfowl with Tufted Duck, Common Shelduck, Mallard and Gadwall with several broods of Canada Goose, 4 Mute Swan… Continue reading 10.05.19. Birdlog.
Originally posted on Frodsham Marsh Bird Blog:
A walk around No.6 tank this morning with a start at Godscroft lane where many Common Whitethroat, Reed and Sedge Warbler all made their presence known. A Cetti’s Warbler was a little more boisterous. A pair of Oystercatcher was in a field along Lordship lane as were several breeding Lapwing. A Common Buzzard flew over No.6 much to… Continue reading 11.05.19. Birdlog.
Originally posted on Frodsham Marsh Bird Blog:
I had a female Northern Wheatear on No.1, Blackcap along Brook Furlong and Lordship lane, Common Whitethroat all over the marsh as were Sedge and Reed Warbler. There was a Whinchat on Lordship Marsh and 3 Yellow Wagtail along the track leading to the model airfield consisting of a male and female, the third flew away before I… Continue reading 12.05.19. Birdlog.
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