Treecreeper - Broomey Croft, Kingsbury W.P.Wednesday 10th March 2010
Bit of a tour round looking for something new. Started at the old spoil heaps at Picadilly for very early migrants but apart from Green Woodpecker and Common Buzzard there was no sign of anything else not even a Skylark or Meadow pipit. At Coton lakes again nothing new. Checked the areas of rough ground at Hams Hall but nothing except Polish lorry drivers and a Peregrine. Ladywalk was doing a roaring trade judging by the car park. I had a look in hide B. A Curlew flew over the trees at the back and the Tawny Owl was on station. Oystercatchers were heard but not seen. Cliff pool, Kingsbury had a Green Sandpiper while at Broomey Croft were a pair of quite confiding Treecreepers. On the way home I picked up Little Owl (114) for the year near Polesworth.
Bit of a tour round looking for something new. Started at the old spoil heaps at Picadilly for very early migrants but apart from Green Woodpecker and Common Buzzard there was no sign of anything else not even a Skylark or Meadow pipit. At Coton lakes again nothing new. Checked the areas of rough ground at Hams Hall but nothing except Polish lorry drivers and a Peregrine. Ladywalk was doing a roaring trade judging by the car park. I had a look in hide B. A Curlew flew over the trees at the back and the Tawny Owl was on station. Oystercatchers were heard but not seen. Cliff pool, Kingsbury had a Green Sandpiper while at Broomey Croft were a pair of quite confiding Treecreepers. On the way home I picked up Little Owl (114) for the year near Polesworth.
Species recorded in Warks so far this year : 127
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