31st October

Any guesses to his/hers identity yet?
With the winds from the west and cloud enveloping the park at 6.40am and for much of the day visible migration was thin in the air.

Fieldfare: 15 birds in two flocks.
Redwing: 12 birds over with a few dropping in to feed in Yew trees.
Lesser Redpoll: 1 flew west at 8.50am.
Siskin: 3 birds fed briefly in an Alder Tree in area 26.
Starling: A flock of 22 flew west.

Comments

Debbie Pledge said…
That is really hard! Is it a kind of finch?
Hi Debbie.

I am afraid that is incorrect. I will add a different view if it goes unidentified.
Piers Aitman said…
Is it a (female) redstart?
Hi Piers,

That answere is also in correct
Arbu said…
Some sort of albatross?
You have gone to far south
Piers Aitman said…
i think you're going to have to give us a clue...
Lets see if anyone else has any idea first, then if not I will post a second photo on Monday.
maggie said…
Closer to home - a robin ?
Hi Maggie.

I am glad to see you having a go, but I am afraid it is not a Robin
stuart said…
Doesn't look right, but.. reed warbler?
Hi Stuart,

No, not a Reed Warbler.