2nd May

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Not much to report from any park, the best being;

Great Black-backed Gull: a pair flew over Regent’s Pk.

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I love the blue sheen on the back of a Swallow

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8 singing birds near Upper Lodge Road

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Several fully flighted pairs of RC Pochards are still on Heron Pond

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The hybrid is still present and paired with a tufted, its crest varies in colour depending on the light.

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Comments

linda ashken said…
I notice that last years kestrel nest in Richmond Park is being squatted in by the ubiquitous jackdaws this year. Linda Ashken
5:26 PM
regents park birds.blogspot.com said…
Hopefully they will find somewhere nearby. One of the pairs in Rrgent's Park failed to breed because a squirrel got there first. This year things are back to normal.
6:44 PM
birdman_euston said…
4 May:
3♂ Willow Warbler singing areas 17/20/23, 2♂ Whitethroat a. 39 (singing)/47 (seen 05:40), 2 Swallow NW 09:55.
12:38 PM
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