Willey; early a Jay was nosey in the top hedge before flying into the trees along the long disused railway.
During the morning a couple of Ravens were flying with the Rooks and Jackdaws over the Rookery at the Long Spinney site. Three Fieldfares flew over from Hurls Furlong hedge, where a few Redwings were feeding. A flock, c40, Starlings were raiding the Blackberries on a bush in the barn stack yard.
A Green Woodpecker called near the feed station, where a Coal Tit visited for food. A Goldcrest flew from the Churchyard Yew tree. A few Redwings and a Fieldfare were taking berries from the Yew.
Stanford Reservoir; a look this afternoon. A Coal Tit was at the feed station, not seen too often here. Most notable a flock of Teal had come in, I counted 79, not had such a high count here for a quite awhile. Otherwise, all the current usual birds were seen, still low numbers of Redwings and Fieldfares feeding on the berries though.
Cotesbach Landfill; a Little Grebe and two Green Sandpipers. Still large numbers of Canada and Greylag Geese. Teal still, so not translocations to Stanford Reservoir, and Shoveler
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