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Red-throated Bee-eater

Red-throated Bee-eater
join us for a fantastic tour of The Gambia this November

Friday, December 28, 2012

DECEMBER 28TH 2012 - SOMERSET LEVELS



James (my son) and I went out for a full-on birding day to the Somerset Levels, Cheddar reservoir and Chew Valley Lake. It was again, dull overcast and wet. many areas of the levels were inaccessible and huge areas were flooded. We set off from North Perrott (near Crewkerne) at 7am and arrived at Ham Wall car park at 8am. it was just getting light. This Great White Egret was one of the first birds on our list.

GREAT WHITE EGRET

However we did manage to find 69 Species and a couple of good birds to add to James' list (he was after 100 species during the Christmas week - he now has 102).

WHOOPER SWANS - 2 of 10 seen today




LESSER SCAUP 1YR MALE AND FEMALE GREATER SCAUP

IST YEAR LESSER SCAUP

 


1. Jackdaw
2. Blackbird
3. Carrion Crow
4. Black headed Gull
5. Water Rail (call)*
6. Mallard
7. Mute Swan
8. Northern Shoveler
9. Teal
10. Wigeon
11. Great Egret*
12. Little Egret
13. Grey Heron
14.  Common Gull
15. Lesser black backed Gull
16. Blue Tit
17. Siskin
18. Chaffinch
19. Greenfinch
20. Rook
21. Song Thrush
22. Magpie
23. Northern Lapwing
24. Snipe
25. Great Tit
26. Goldfinch
27. Pintail*
28. Marsh Harrier*
29. Cetti's Warbler* (call)
30. Jay
31. Long tailed Tit
32. Redshank
33. Robin
34. Starling
35. Dunnock
36. Wren
37. Great Cormorant
38. Ruddy Duck*
39. Whooper Swan*
40. Tufted Swan
41. Goldeneye*
42. House Sparrow
43. Kestrel
44. Buzzard
45. Song Thrush
46. Fieldfare
47. Redwing
48. Coot
49. Moorhen
50. Pied Wagtail
51. Scaup*
52. Lesser Scaup*
53. Pochard
54. Chiff chaff*
55. Yellowhammer*
56. Great crested Grebe
57. Little Grebe
58. Raven
59. Wood Pigeon
60. Collared Dove
61. Great spotted Woodpecker
62. Golden Plover*
63. Ruddy Shelduck
64. Herring Gull
65. Green Sandpiper
66. Stock Dove
67. Feral Pigeon
68. Gadwall
69. kingfisher

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