Birds
- Farmoor Reservoir 13th December
Distant Common Scoter please view at 720p HD 2 Common Scoter (fem) still present along the northern end of F1 at dusk Red-necked Grebe along western side of F1 this afternoon 2 Great Northern Diver still in the N/E corner of F2 at dusk and showing well...
- Farmoor 15th July
Common Scoter (f) still present this morning on F2 (per Dai) The Insomniac Birder...
- Farmoor 6th July
Common Tern Farmoor 6th July (c) M.Chivers More superb photos from Mark at The Early Birder...
- 22nd October Farmoor
GREY PHALAROPE flying around Farmoor 1 presently (09:45 am) being pursued by a gull. per Dai John Still present 11:05 in South-East corner of F1. per Badger No further sign of the Phal by 13:30 Goosander 3 over heading west Dunlin Ringed Plover...
- Farmoor, 3rd July
Common Scoter is not an un-common bird at Farmoor but you don't often see their legs and feet. This bird has virtually no tail feathers, which might explain its predicament....more photos.......
Birds
Farmoor 3rd July
Common Scoter south side of F2 08:06 (per Dai)
Still present at 5p.m
Still present at 5p.m
The Insomniac Birder
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| Both photos (c) Dai |
- Farmoor Reservoir 13th December
Distant Common Scoter please view at 720p HD 2 Common Scoter (fem) still present along the northern end of F1 at dusk Red-necked Grebe along western side of F1 this afternoon 2 Great Northern Diver still in the N/E corner of F2 at dusk and showing well...
- Farmoor 15th July
Common Scoter (f) still present this morning on F2 (per Dai) The Insomniac Birder...
- Farmoor 6th July
Common Tern Farmoor 6th July (c) M.Chivers More superb photos from Mark at The Early Birder...
- 22nd October Farmoor
GREY PHALAROPE flying around Farmoor 1 presently (09:45 am) being pursued by a gull. per Dai John Still present 11:05 in South-East corner of F1. per Badger No further sign of the Phal by 13:30 Goosander 3 over heading west Dunlin Ringed Plover...
- Farmoor, 3rd July
Common Scoter is not an un-common bird at Farmoor but you don't often see their legs and feet. This bird has virtually no tail feathers, which might explain its predicament....more photos.......