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Richard's Pipit was found at Rossall School fields this afternoon by Tony
Disley who was
doing a days birding around the Obs. It was quite flighty but spent an hour
feeding between
two fields before flying off inland in the direction of Rossall Lane.
Richard's Pipit
Offshore
16 Common Scoters west, 3 Red-breasted Mergansers, 1 Red-throated Diver
west, 1 Great Crested Grebe east, 1 Guillemot east and 3 Auk sp. east.
Visible
Migration
282 Pink-footed Geese south, 1 Kestrel south, 338 Wood Pigeons east,
2 Collared Doves south, 116 Jackdaws south/south-east, 17 Carrion Crows south-east,
12 Skylarks south, 1026 Starlings east, 84 Blackbirds south-east, 93 Fieldfares east,
207 Redwings east, 6 Mistle Thrushes east, 2 Grey Wagtails east, 1 Meadow Pipit south,
9 Bramblings east, 204 Chaffinch east, 32 Greenfinch east, 8 Linnets south,1
Redpoll east, 32 Goldfinch east and 11 Siskins east.
Mistle Thrush
Blackbirds
Starlings
Grounded
Migrants
4 Goldcrests, 1 Chiffchaff, 35 Blackbirds, 11 Fieldfares, 2 Song Thrushes,
60 Redwings and 1 Richard's Pipit.
Others
470 Wigeons, 180 Teal, 3 Goldeneyes, 6 Little Egrets, 29 Ringed Plovers, 520
Lapwings, 11 Black-tailed Godwits, 170 Turnstones, 68 Sanderlings, 170 Dunlins, 450
Redshanks, 17 Snipe, 2 Stonechats, 1 Rock Pipit and 8 Twite.
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