I haven't been out and hence have seen little. The rains last week brought a flurry of sightings in Bastion 2 with Crested Larks and the occasional Hoopoe Lark taking advantage of fresh standing water. Masked Wagtails are now much in evidence and a Water Pipit flushed whilst out running was another additional species to my expanding Bastion list.
Two large flocks of Tree Sparrows have now taken up residence in Bastion 2; one around a sangar and the other at the back of the CSLR. Both flocks are upwards of 30 strong. Nothing much else to report. Christmas is coming and R&R will follow soon after the New Year. Please keep that Brown Shrike in Staines!
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R&R
Brown Shrike there on 17 Dec 09! Pacific Diver not been seen since 13 Dec 09, however could easily be wintering somewhere in SW.
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Pacific Diver
Not guilty.
But a few days off to have a good look around!
But a few days off to have a good look around!
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PACIFIC DIVER - CARBIS BAY, CORNWALL 19 DEC 09
The Pacific Diver was relocated at Carbis Bay, between Hayle and St Ives, today 19 Dec 09 
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