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This page was updated on Tuesday, 17-Dec-2019 14:19:21 GMT
Bird Song Walk: Photo Gallery - April 8th 2018
You will be able to read a full report of this event in issue number 57 of our Skylarks Newsletter - see the link to the 'On Line Archive' to the left. Here on this page, we have presented a 'Photo Story' of the morning.











Bird List
- Goldfinch – a dozen or so heard or seen around the park.
- Blue Tit – 5 or 6 heard or seen.
- Great Tit – very common and showy today with at least 10 / 15 seen or heard.
- Woodpigeon – several flying, one or two seen on the ground.
- Blackbird – quite a few seen, some nice males perched singing.
- Robin – lots seen and heard giving good views for all.
- Wren – only seen by a few but 2 or 3 heard by all.
- Magpie – around 6 in the Park.
- Song Thrush – very nice bird singing away at the top of a tree.
- Greenfinch – a nice male perched.
- Black Headed Gull – 2 or 3 loafing around the lake.
- Canada Geese – up to 10 at the lake.
- Tufted Ducks – a pair on the lake.
- Moorhen – 2 or 3 at the lake.
- Coot – 2 or 3 at the lake.
- Jay – one seen by Mark on the hill, one seen by all at the lake.
- Chiffchaff – 2 or 3 heard at the lake.
- Great Spotted Woodpecker – good views perched on the owl box post.
- Green Woodpecker – at least one possibly 2 heard at the lake.
- Mallard – 3 good looking males at the lake.
- Collared Dove – 5 or 6 around the picnic area.
- Carrion Crow – several flying overhead throughout the walk.
- Herring Gull – a couple flying around the lake, seen from the Pavilion.
- Sand Martin – one passing through the Park.
- Blackcap – hawking for insects from the bush in front of the Pavilion.
- Long Tailed Tit – a pair building a nest in the Pavilion garden.
- Starling – just one on the car park path on the way home.
Two days later......
A 'friend' or our FaceBook page provided us with this picture of an adder seen in the Park on April 10th.