Session:
Headlines: After the snow a day or so ago it was good to be out again in reasonable weather. The capture
was steady for much of the morning with a pause mid-session. As expected for
this time of year many birds were on territory or feeding in the tree tops. A capture of 24 is not too bad for the time of year. The 3 year 297d old Great Tit pulli is interesting and was ringed 15-May-2014 at nest box C06 just up the hill. We last
re-captured it 22-Jan-2015; wonder where it has been until now. The matching
visit for the 2016/17 winter is of just 4 captures so 24 seems pretty good.
Weather: Present:
Nets:
Lure (feeder):
Capture (New/Recapture)
24(14/10) visit 09 of 10
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04(01/03)
2017 Visit 9 (07-Mar-2017)
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Link
to 2016/17 visit 09 Report
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2008/09
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2009/10
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2010/11
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2011/12
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2012/13
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2013/14
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2014/15
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2015/16
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2016/17
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2017/18
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32
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42
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22
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51
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24
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10
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10
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35
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4
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24
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GRETI pulli 3y 297d from box C06, 310d from box A03
LOTTI 1y 70d,126d
Sightings 35 Species: Skylark have
been singing all week even on Friday when the extreme cold was at its worst. Mute Swan on the cress beds is unusual. One or two Siskin flying about, not coming to drink in the stream near the feeder as they usually do though. One Little Egret seems to be resident along the valley, a year or so back there would have been several but the habitat is changing. The only winter thrush, a redwing, flew over calling.
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