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17th, 18th - Birding in China 2015
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Birding in China 2015. We had a pre-breakfast visit to the Big Wood, which produced the usual herons and egrets, Great. The flycatchers again except with Mugimaki replaced by Yellow-rumped. Flycatchers were represented by the same five seen at Big Wood in the morning. A female Blue and White Flycatcher. Had been seen but despite grilling the trees by the stretch of boardwalk where it had been reported we couldn’t find it. A small gully which runs through the wood produced another new bird - a C...After a...
11th - Birding in China 2015
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Birding in China 2015. There was a small park and lake by the hotel so an early walk there started the ball rolling with Mandarin. And Eastern Spot-billed Ducks. The destination for today was the very large Miyun Reservoir,. Which is about 80km NE of Beijing and supplies its water. A fuel stop en route here gave us our first Daurian. And 4 Oriental Greenfinch. After negotiating various dirt roads we arrived at an area overlooking th . 1 Greater White-fronted Goose. And 4 Red-breasted Merganser. Closely ...
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Birding in China 2015. Transfer from Beidaihe to Old Peak via Qinglong River. Were feeding. He must have realized we were European birders and was keen to show us the spot. What a guy! We also had good views of a Striated Heron. And an Amur Falcon. Perched on telephone wires. After having our fill of the Ibises feeding in the rocky stream and flying, another chat ensued and the van driver then directed us to another stream where, after a false alarm in the form of a Little Ringed Plover. Was the first ra...
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20th, 21st - Birding in China 2015
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Birding in China 2015. Together with other egrets and herons already seen, a. And briefly, a. Were our first since first arriving in Beijing. The reeds held the expected. Was seen well, and the pleasant paths and boardwalks through the woods provided familiar common species, and some had good views of a group of. As it was nearby, we also checked the Sand Flats again, from the road bridge. The waders had clearly mostly moved on, but we did have. Were present plus the usual. Were numerous. We worked t...
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Cosmeston Lakes Country Park: Map, plan, Info and images of the park
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Cosmeston Lakes Country Park. Map, plan, Info and images of the park. Map, plan, Info and images of the park. First and foremost there's a very good annotated plan of the park on the official VoG web site:. To see a map of where it is. The main boardwalk outside the cafe. Above is the view across East Lake towards the cafe. This lake is mainly used for recreational purposes - canoeing, small dingy sailing, model boat sailing and occasional scuba diving. East Lake looking SW. Emerging from the 1st viewpoi...
Cosmeston Lakes Country Park: Cosmeston
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Cosmeston Lakes Country Park. Map, plan, Info and images of the park. Sunday, 28 June 2015. Nothing very exciting but one pair of Gt Crested Grebes have finally decided to nest, same place as last year – a floating nest in the Water Bistort. Other than that, a Green ‘Pecker in W paddock and a Cetti’s singing at the end of the main boardwalk. Posted by John Wilson. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Local birding and wildlife sites. My 2016 Galapagos and Ecuador trip web site. My 2015 China trip web site.
Cosmeston Lakes Country Park: Cosmeston
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Cosmeston Lakes Country Park. Map, plan, Info and images of the park. Monday, 22 June 2015. There's been an adult Little Egret in the trees by W lake for a couple of days, and 2 imm Grey Herons present. The Pyramidal Orchids are particularly nice this year. Posted by John Wilson. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Feel free to comment. If you would like to be able to post what you see, drop me an e-mail to johndw1948 at gmail dot com. You'll need a Google account. John Wilson. My 2015 China trip web site.
Cosmeston Lakes Country Park: Insects
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Cosmeston Lakes Country Park. Map, plan, Info and images of the park. 6-Spot Burnett Moth caterpillar. 4-Spot Chaser by the boardwalk. The above 4-Spot Chaser was warming up on a reed stem by the cafe boardwalk. It was brought to my attention by Gareth Stamp - thanks Gareth! Spotted Longhorn Beetle - Reptula maculata. The above handsome beast was on brambles near the dragonfly pond in July 2011. The Dingy Skipper above was taken at Lavernock in May 2011. Small Copper Sep 2011. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
Cosmeston Lakes Country Park: Bird list
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Cosmeston Lakes Country Park. Map, plan, Info and images of the park. Below is a list of all birds I have seen at Cosmeston since around 1992, extracted from my personal database, and includes all accidentals and hybrids, and totals 154. There are of course species that other observers have seen and these are listed at the end and these bring the total for the site to a little in excess of 200 species! Mute Swan - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-3 pairs breed each year. Teal - - - - - - - -...
Cosmeston Lakes Country Park: February 2015
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Cosmeston Lakes Country Park. Map, plan, Info and images of the park. Wednesday, 18 February 2015. The only things of interest in a shortish walk this morning were two very smart Greylags on E lake. Also there was the unusual sight of the drake Pintail wandering around on the footpath near the bird table by E lake. W lake had the usual Tufties and Pochard and some Teal hiding in the reed edges, and there were 2 Little Grebe and a total of 5 GC Grebe. Posted by John Wilson. Saturday, 7 February 2015.
Cosmeston Lakes Country Park: July 2015
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Cosmeston Lakes Country Park. Map, plan, Info and images of the park. Friday, 31 July 2015. Both GCG nests seem to have failed due to rising water levels - such a shame. 7 Tufted Ducks present this morning. Also quite a lot of 6-Spot Burnets around:. Posted by John Wilson. Saturday, 18 July 2015. Posted by John Wilson. Monday, 6 July 2015. Posted by John Wilson. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Local birding and wildlife sites. My 2016 Galapagos and Ecuador trip web site. My 2015 China trip web site.
Cosmeston Lakes Country Park: April 2015
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Cosmeston Lakes Country Park. Map, plan, Info and images of the park. Wednesday, 29 April 2015. A Lesser Whitethroat was singing by the first field this morning, and there are plenty of Blackcaps. This Early Purple Orchid was in the wood. There are plenty of Cowslips - this is a little clump with some Primroses:. Posted by John Wilson. Thursday, 23 April 2015. Posted by John Wilson. Saturday, 18 April 2015. Posted by John Wilson. Tuesday, 14 April 2015. Posted by John Wilson. Saturday, 11 April 2015.
Cosmeston Lakes Country Park: Cosmeston
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Cosmeston Lakes Country Park. Map, plan, Info and images of the park. Tuesday, 9 June 2015. Not much bird activity although 6 Cormorant on W lake was a good count. Here's some interesting pix. Click on each for a bigger size. Posted by John Wilson. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Feel free to comment. If you would like to be able to post what you see, drop me an e-mail to johndw1948 at gmail dot com. You'll need a Google account. John Wilson. Local birding and wildlife sites. East Glamorgan Bird Atlas.
Cosmeston Lakes Country Park: May 2015
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Cosmeston Lakes Country Park. Map, plan, Info and images of the park. Friday, 1 May 2015. No passerine activity this morning - too windy. Around 30 Swallow and 10 Sand Martin over E lake. 2 Herons W lake. Nesting Mistle Thrush seeing off Magpie. Also ringed LBBG whtie Darvic with red 9ZF and the interesting 2nd yr bird below with completely un-streaked head and neck. Posted by John Wilson. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Local birding and wildlife sites. My 2016 Galapagos and Ecuador trip web site.
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Birding in China 2015. A Glamorgan Bird Club trip. Website by John Wilson. With BirdFinders - 9th - 24th May 2015. For a PDF of the trip report text. Glamorgan Bird Club – John Wilson, Alan Rosney, David Bush, Huw Thomas, Gareth Jenkins, Mike Wheeler, Chris Hodgson, Matthew Evans. BirdFinders guide – Bill Blake. Chinese ‘crew’ – Kevin Ren [ground agent], ‘Anna’ [interpreter], and ‘Mr. B’ [driver]. Our driver was 'Mr. B' who did a marvellous job in finding his way round an unfamiliar area.
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Thursday, April 06, 2006. Found, at last. Over a month ago, I lost my binoculars. I had left them in my backpack, I was sure. I scoured my room, but a dorm room offers few hiding places. After I had emptied my three drawers and poured my closet out onto my dorm-room floor, I turned to the rest of campus. I sent out emails and visited the lost and found nearly every time I passed it. I prefer birding alone, when I have the privacy to stroke flowers and meet birds in solitude. Springtime birds, here I come!
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My Birding Class Notes For You. July 10, 2011. Birding the Boothbay Harbor to Monhegan Island Ferry. Birding the Boothbay Harbor Boat Trip to Monhegan Island. On a breezy but mostly sunny day Kay and I took the ferry from Boothbay Harbor to Monhegan Island and back and although not the peak season for near shore pelagics we did manage to find a few interesting birds, at least for a couple of west coast birders. Greater Black-backed gull 100. Small tern species 20. Tags: BIrding Monhegan Island. 6 change ...
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