Birds
Sedge Warbler
Green Sandpiper 4
Swallow 20+
(per Nick Truby)
Key Holders Only.
Photo courtesy of Nick Truby
- Otmoor Rspb 1st January
Short-eared Owl Marsh Harrier Golden Plover c500 Snipe c20 Kingfisher Brambling 2 from W.W hide (per Nick Truby) Photos courtesy of Nick Truby ...
- Farmoor 5th September
Ringed Plover (juv) Dunlin 4 Common Sandpiper 4 Swift 4 Yellow Wagtail c20 (per Nick Truby) Ringed Plover & Dunlin photo courtesy of Nick Truby. ...
- Bicester Wetlands 9th May
3 Cranes circled over Bicester Wetlands at 11:05 a.m. though didn't appear to land. All colour ringed. Photos to follow Also Greenshank and 2 Little Ringed Plover. per Nick Truby Cranes - Nick Truby ...
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Great spotted Woodpecker Bicester Wetlands ReserveCourtesy of Nick Truby ...
- 7th January: Bicester Garden Centre
(c) Nick Truby GLOSSY IBIS at 3pm today feeding on the floods in the north east corner of the Bicester Avenue Garden Centre (about here) where it remained on and off until dusk. Jeff Pursey very kindly alerted the wider birding community to its presence...
Birds
Bicester Wetlands Reserve 11th April
Sedge Warbler
Green Sandpiper 4
Swallow 20+
(per Nick Truby)
Key Holders Only.
Photo courtesy of Nick Truby
- Otmoor Rspb 1st January
Short-eared Owl Marsh Harrier Golden Plover c500 Snipe c20 Kingfisher Brambling 2 from W.W hide (per Nick Truby) Photos courtesy of Nick Truby ...
- Farmoor 5th September
Ringed Plover (juv) Dunlin 4 Common Sandpiper 4 Swift 4 Yellow Wagtail c20 (per Nick Truby) Ringed Plover & Dunlin photo courtesy of Nick Truby. ...
- Bicester Wetlands 9th May
3 Cranes circled over Bicester Wetlands at 11:05 a.m. though didn't appear to land. All colour ringed. Photos to follow Also Greenshank and 2 Little Ringed Plover. per Nick Truby Cranes - Nick Truby ...
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Great spotted Woodpecker Bicester Wetlands ReserveCourtesy of Nick Truby ...
- 7th January: Bicester Garden Centre
(c) Nick Truby GLOSSY IBIS at 3pm today feeding on the floods in the north east corner of the Bicester Avenue Garden Centre (about here) where it remained on and off until dusk. Jeff Pursey very kindly alerted the wider birding community to its presence...