Regent's Park
Not that I have seen them but there have been reports that on the warmer calmer days birds are on the move.
Great crested Grebe: pair at the eastern end of the Bandstand Island have still established a solid base for their nest due to fluctuating water levels.
Little Grebe: 10 were present on Monday.
European Wigeon: pr still present.
Common Teal: pr still at the eastern end of the lake.
Common Shelduck: pr present on the main lake.
Grey Heron: a couple of pairs now have chicks in.
Sparrowhawk: a pair were displaying above the lake this morning.
Kestrel: the pair in area 32 are going through bonding displays prior to hopefully nesting.
Water Rail: at least one bird is still present.
Stonechat: one was seen on the chat bushes at the weekend.
Cetti's Warbler: the male has been heard occasionally.
Firecrest: there are at least 2 pairs present, one being seen in St Johns Lodge.
Siskin: over 25 birds were present yesterday.
I wouldn't want to be underneath that deposit
The first of this years frogs are on the menu
Water Rail photo bombed by an Egyptian Goose
Siskin numbers seem to be increasing
These Wood Mice are taking advantage of some easy pickings
Not that I have seen them but there have been reports that on the warmer calmer days birds are on the move.
Great crested Grebe: pair at the eastern end of the Bandstand Island have still established a solid base for their nest due to fluctuating water levels.
Little Grebe: 10 were present on Monday.
European Wigeon: pr still present.
Common Teal: pr still at the eastern end of the lake.
Common Shelduck: pr present on the main lake.
Grey Heron: a couple of pairs now have chicks in.
Sparrowhawk: a pair were displaying above the lake this morning.
Kestrel: the pair in area 32 are going through bonding displays prior to hopefully nesting.
Water Rail: at least one bird is still present.
Stonechat: one was seen on the chat bushes at the weekend.
Cetti's Warbler: the male has been heard occasionally.
Firecrest: there are at least 2 pairs present, one being seen in St Johns Lodge.
Siskin: over 25 birds were present yesterday.
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Anne, thank you for the kind comment.