Tawny Owl (Strix aluco) silhouetted in flight at LWT Sydenham Hill Wood, May 2012 |
Daniel led a dawn chorus walk, down the road at Sydenham Hill Wood on Friday (18th). Sounds like it was a corker...here's his list:
Wren (1,000,000)
Robin
Song thrush
Blackbird (pair w/juvenile on Cox's Walk)
Nuthatch (feeding young)
Goldcrest
Blackcap
Chiffchaff
Great Spotted woodpecker
Starling
3 Stock dove (Thanks Ernie)
Woodpigeon
Blue tit
Great tit
Sparrowhawk - juveniles calling from canopy nest site
Feral pigeon
The SoLoMig research department are currently looking into that Wren figure - if it holds up, I reckon we've got a record on our hands. And possibly a problem. Also spotted in the wood was a hedgehog - quite a rare local sighting. Here are a few more awesome owl pics:
Top: juvenile Tawny Owl flying between branches Bottom: three juvs |
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