Birds
Port Meadow 3rd October, Yellow-browed Warbler Still
YELLOW-BROWED WARBLER still this morning near the car park off Walton Well Road in willows between the road and the Meadow and showing well on and off.
Still present 12:30 pm at least (per Ian Smith)
Car park on south side of road; requires 50p for an hour or £1.05 for up to three hours. No change given. Bird in those same pollarded willows on the north side of road, between 10.30 and 12.30 but difficult to get a decent view. Best located by call or when chased by Chiffchaff. Immediate vicinity looked an excellent sheltered feeding area to retain the bird, so worth the trip. Nearest Post Code for Sat Nav: OX2 6GE
Ian Smith
Yellow-browed Warbler call The third recording is typical. Please email me or Adam if your county list needs amending. |
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Donnington, Oxford 15th October - Yellow-browed Warbler
A belated sighting of a Yellow-browed Warbler along Weirs Lane, Oxford, near Donnington Bridge on Thursday 15th October. It was with a roving tit/crest flock on private land beside the road. It might be worth a search of the area (see dot on map) and...
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Abingdon 4th October: Another Yellow-browed Warbler
Yellow-browed Warbler at Abingdon Science Park Barton Lane here this morning. Still present at 5:30pm this afternoon in trees outside the Sophos building (per Badger) The Yellow-browed was discovered by two visiting Lincolnshire birders here...
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Port Meadow 4th October: Yellow-browed Warbler Still
The Yellow-browed Warbler is still present this morning in the same place, calling frequently and showing well on and off. Still present at 5:30pm though mobile with long-tailed tit flock (per Steve Jennings) NB it seems to be much easier to see in the...
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Great White Egret - Cassington Gp
The GWEgret is now at Cassington GPs. This a private site so please view only from the haul road just to the north of the A40, just east of Cassington. The bird is in the south-west corner on the pit north of the haul road. This is a sensitive area so...
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South Leigh March 18
Great Grey Shrike 1 from 0830 to at least 1000 (with grateful thanks to Sally for putting out the news) Hen Harrier 1 Red Kite 2 Common Buzzard 8+ Common Kestrel 2 2 Short-eared Owl (Thomas Stevens) Directions for the Shrike Take the road from the A40...
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