





Wednesday 7th April 2010
A text from Pete Forbes got me moving rather earlier than I anticipated when I woke to early morning rain. A Little Gull (125) at Shustoke was a good start to the day though and with several Willow warblers (126) in song around the reservoir and a White wagtail and single House Martin the prospects of finding other birds was good. At Cliff pool Kingsbury there were 3 Common Sandpipers and a walk along the canal to the Fishers Mill area produced at least 6 singing Blackcap and many Chiffchaff. Fishers Mill itself was very quiet. At Coton the hide had been vandalised but still useable, a male Sparrowhawk showed well albeit briefly while I was there.
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