Northern Wheatear male by the Hub at 6.45am
Peregrine Falcon: One was seen flying towards Baker Street at 8.40am.
Common Swift: At least twelve birds were seen in or very close to the park.
Yellow Wagtail: One flew over calling at 8.30am.
Northern Wheatear: A male was seen briefly on the open spaces at 6.45am. It then flew into the London Zoo and was seen perched on top of a building.
Northern Wheatear(Greenland race): A male was on the open spaces at 8.00am. Although it was very flighty, it was seen by those on the birdwalk.
Reed Warbler: Three birds were very active in the reeds and shrubs in area 2. One of the males had a ring on his left leg, he was first seen in the park in 2006.
Common Whitethroat: A female was in the brambles by the bird drinking pool in area 29.
Chiffchaff: Apart from the one in area 29 there were four other singing birds.
Willow Warbler: One was singing in area 2.
Peregrine Falcon: One was seen flying towards Baker Street at 8.40am.
Common Swift: At least twelve birds were seen in or very close to the park.
Yellow Wagtail: One flew over calling at 8.30am.
Northern Wheatear: A male was seen briefly on the open spaces at 6.45am. It then flew into the London Zoo and was seen perched on top of a building.
Northern Wheatear(Greenland race): A male was on the open spaces at 8.00am. Although it was very flighty, it was seen by those on the birdwalk.
Reed Warbler: Three birds were very active in the reeds and shrubs in area 2. One of the males had a ring on his left leg, he was first seen in the park in 2006.
Common Whitethroat: A female was in the brambles by the bird drinking pool in area 29.
Chiffchaff: Apart from the one in area 29 there were four other singing birds.
Willow Warbler: One was singing in area 2.
Comments
Warblers apart from Blackcaps and the recently arrived Reed Warblers are pretty thin on the ground.
Slightly outside area, but would have ended up in the park: Peregrine soaring over Camden Lock, drifting W/SW.