Redwing 270 over SW
Fieldfare 80 over SW
Kingfisher 1
Sparrowhawk 1
Siskin 2 over SW
Another decent passage of thrushes. There may well have been a lot more, I didn't really have much time to keep checking this morning.
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Hi Andrew, no I don't know where he means. I used to know several places for Little Owl, mainly in the Rainford area, but I haven't seen a Little Owl locally for years.
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ReplyDeleteGreat to hear about the Little Owl sightings near Red Barn Rd.
Saddlers Lane off the East Lancs Road in Windle can sometimes be a good spot for them and the last place I have seen one about 18 months ago was sat on the roof of the farm buildings at Forsters Farm Moss Bank on the walk up to Crank Caverns.
Nationally the Little Owl is believed to be in decline.
you might enjoy reading this one.
http://owlsaboutthatthen.blogspot.com/
Emily Joachim is currently undertaking PhD research on Little Owls.
http://www.hawkandowl.org/Resources/Hawk%20and%20Owl/Documents/PDF/Hawk%20and%20Owl%20Trust%20%20research%20update%20January%202010.pdf
There was an owl in my garden this evening in Billinge. It sat on top of a wooden archway for about 30 seconds.
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