Berkshire bird news
Saturday 20th November 2010
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| Date | Species | Site | Count | Observer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20/11/10 | Goldeneye | Black Swan Lake, Dinton Pastures CP | 2 | S Hughes |
| m/f. | ||||
| 20/11/10 | Cetti's Warbler | Dorney Wetlands, Jubilee River | 1 | K P Duncan |
| calling along Roundmoor Ditch. | ||||
| 20/11/10 | Kingfisher | Eton Wick | 1 | K P Duncan |
| flew from Roundmoor Ditch along the Thames. | ||||
| 20/11/10 | Skylark | Eton Wick | 30 | K P Duncan |
| Circa in South Field. | ||||
| 20/11/10 | Black-headed Gull | Datchet | 1 | K P Duncan |
| COLOUR RINGED: WHITE Ring with Black code 2X23 Metal Ring No.EW84023. Ringed as a nestling on 13th June 2009 at Hosehill Lake, BERKSHIRE LNR by TGBall. | ||||
| 20/11/10 | Raven | Compton | 2 | A M Horscroft |
| 13:00 | 2 birds flew over Cheseridge Farm, Compton, calling. | |||
| 20/11/10 | Water Rail | Lavell's Lake, Dinton Pastures CP | 1 | M F Walford |
| back of Tern Scrape. | ||||
| 20/11/10 | Ring-necked Parakeet | Lavell's Lake, Dinton Pastures CP | 1 | M F Walford |
| in the wood by the carpark. | ||||
| 20/11/10 | House Sparrow | Woose Hill | 28 | P Bright-Thomas |
| 13:00 | On feeders and in hedge, twice the normal high count over the last 3 years. One female with white right outer tail feather has been around since at least last year. | |||
| 20/11/10 | Moorhen | Woose Hill | 2 | P Bright-Thomas |
| 12:00 | On balancing marsh, with at least 20 mallard. | |||
| 20/11/10 | Ring-necked Parakeet | Woose Hill | 1 | P Bright-Thomas |
| 12:00 | Was in the garden yesterday, and heard again today. | |||
| 20/11/10 | Stock Dove | Woose Hill | 2 | P Bright-Thomas |
| 08:30 | ||||
| 20/11/10 | Siskin | Woose Hill | 12 | P Bright-Thomas |
| 08:30 | In alders by brook. | |||
| 20/11/10 | Waxwing | Bracknell | 16 | M F Walford |
| 13:24 | still present on and off at Worlds End Hill. | |||
| 20/11/10 | Waxwing | Worldsend Hill, Swinley Park | 16 | T Sweetland |
| 11:45 | There back! and in greater numbers. Flighty but favouring the tall beech tree again. | |||