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Our member Tom Howard-Jones wrote:
Blue Tit, Photo: Ingrid Payne
It was good to be able to walk around the park in sunshine after the heavy rain and
high winds of the last week. The sky was mostly blue and the autumn colours were
vibrant. The floods in Gratton's Park have gone down and the river has returned to
its meanders.
The eight young
Egyptian Geese
are still with their parents and are almost fully
grown now.
There was a large flock of
Canada Geese
and one
Greylag Goose
.
A mixed flock of birds were feeding on the yew and holly berries near the tennis
court. It included:
Redwing
, a first for this autumn;
Mistle Thrush
;
Blackbird
;
Greenfinch
;
Great Tit
and
Blue Tit
.
The water level in the lake is much higher.
The alarm calls of gulls made me look up in time to see a
Red Kite
cruising over.
A full list of the birds seen is given in the
Bird Table
.