Birds
- Farmoor 19th March
Great White Egret over F2 and appeared to follow the Thames towards Cumnor c18:25 (Mark Chivers) 2ndw Iceland Gull1stw Caspian Gull Iceland Gull (2ndw) F2 in roost (Andy Last) Caspian Gull (1stw) F1 in roost (NJH) Kittiwake (ad) again F1 until c10:30...
- Radley 16th August
3 probable Wood Sandpipers at Radley on the small ash pit this afternoon per John Hilsdon...
- Appleford Iceland Gull 31st Jan
Iceland Gull Appleford landfill site at 4.15p.m (per R.B.A) Glaucous Gull still a.m No sign of the Iceland Gull at Radley this evening....
- Radley Lakes - Future ?
Received by email, is notice of this important step in the development of part of the Radley Lakes area as a people friendly wildlife area. With so many birders birding and enjoying both the minority 'protected' area and majority unprotectd areas...
- Starlings Off Appleford Road Sunday 14th November
Huge number of Starling coming into evening roost in the reed bed 500m west of Appleford Station. A more-or-less constant stream of flocks comprising 100+ individuals coming from the west (Sutton Courtenay direction). Best estimate of numbers- c.14,500....
Birds
Radley 28th January
Wigeon
Teal
Pochard
Mallard
Tufted
Shoveller at least 13
Gadwell 64+
G C Grebe
Cormorant
Mute Swan
Gulls coming in inc many Common Gull
Coot
Canada and Greylag
Red Kite 3
(per John Hilsdon)
Poss Iceland Gull in the roost
(per Ben Carpenter)
- Farmoor 19th March
Great White Egret over F2 and appeared to follow the Thames towards Cumnor c18:25 (Mark Chivers) 2ndw Iceland Gull1stw Caspian Gull Iceland Gull (2ndw) F2 in roost (Andy Last) Caspian Gull (1stw) F1 in roost (NJH) Kittiwake (ad) again F1 until c10:30...
- Radley 16th August
3 probable Wood Sandpipers at Radley on the small ash pit this afternoon per John Hilsdon...
- Appleford Iceland Gull 31st Jan
Iceland Gull Appleford landfill site at 4.15p.m (per R.B.A) Glaucous Gull still a.m No sign of the Iceland Gull at Radley this evening....
- Radley Lakes - Future ?
Received by email, is notice of this important step in the development of part of the Radley Lakes area as a people friendly wildlife area. With so many birders birding and enjoying both the minority 'protected' area and majority unprotectd areas...
- Starlings Off Appleford Road Sunday 14th November
Huge number of Starling coming into evening roost in the reed bed 500m west of Appleford Station. A more-or-less constant stream of flocks comprising 100+ individuals coming from the west (Sutton Courtenay direction). Best estimate of numbers- c.14,500....