Pair of grey wagtails seen at Ogden Water, apparently feeding young, in a downpour this morning. Also several skylarks on adjoining moor and many willow warblers singing. Forgot to blog sound of cuckoo calling on two separate days last week near Ogden Water. Has anyone else heard it here recently?
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1 comment:
Glad to hear about breeding Grey Wagtails at Ogden. I watched this location regularly for 5 years upto this year, without any signs of it. In fact, most observations were of singular birds.
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