Birds
Spotted Crake heard, despite 4(!) party boats slowly steaming past. Heard from Kennington side, bird is present on the opposite side and could probably be heard from the end of Heyford Hill Lane as well.
Dave Lowe & Terry Sherlock
- Kennington: River Thames: 2nd May
Kennington: River Thames Spotted Crake: male. Spotted Crake singing again tonight. Steve Roby...
- Sandford-on-thames: 30th April
Sandford-on-Thames Spotted Crake: Still singing at 2215 in small marsh to left of Heyford Hill Lane just before railway bridge. Bird is favouring centre of marsh, 100 yards from roadside. It's best to park in housing estate at start of Heyford Hill...
- Kennington Spotted Crake
It's singing again this evening & can be heard from the end of Heyford Hill Lane in Sandford-on-Thames or from the Kennington side Gnome & Steve Roby Some video of it singing (c) Gnome...
- Kennington: River Thames: 28th April
Kennington: River Thames Spotted Crake: Calling repeatedly from the east side of the river, just south of the old railway bridge. Best place to hear it from is the location shown in the initial report posted earlier today. Joe Harris...
- Kennington Spotted Crake
Matthew Foster heard a Spotted Crake singing last night in Kennington at the "Preservation Field" which from his description is about here. ...
Birds
Kennington crake (April 30th, 21:05 - 21:30)
Spotted Crake heard, despite 4(!) party boats slowly steaming past. Heard from Kennington side, bird is present on the opposite side and could probably be heard from the end of Heyford Hill Lane as well.
Dave Lowe & Terry Sherlock
- Kennington: River Thames: 2nd May
Kennington: River Thames Spotted Crake: male. Spotted Crake singing again tonight. Steve Roby...
- Sandford-on-thames: 30th April
Sandford-on-Thames Spotted Crake: Still singing at 2215 in small marsh to left of Heyford Hill Lane just before railway bridge. Bird is favouring centre of marsh, 100 yards from roadside. It's best to park in housing estate at start of Heyford Hill...
- Kennington Spotted Crake
It's singing again this evening & can be heard from the end of Heyford Hill Lane in Sandford-on-Thames or from the Kennington side Gnome & Steve Roby Some video of it singing (c) Gnome...
- Kennington: River Thames: 28th April
Kennington: River Thames Spotted Crake: Calling repeatedly from the east side of the river, just south of the old railway bridge. Best place to hear it from is the location shown in the initial report posted earlier today. Joe Harris...
- Kennington Spotted Crake
Matthew Foster heard a Spotted Crake singing last night in Kennington at the "Preservation Field" which from his description is about here. ...