Posted on January 31, 2009 by Charlie Peverett
Lots of the good stuff still at Rodmell this afternoon, in a biting easterly.
First up, a Buzzard, a Mistle Thrush and a few Fieldfares around the car park at Monk’s House, then a pair of Peregrines chasing down (but failing to catch) an unidentified wader – the female bird was later seen making off [...]
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Posted on January 23, 2009 by Charlie Peverett
A Slavonian Grebe at Arlington Reservoir today, near the hide, plus adult Mediterranean Gull in the roost and Peregrine over (Chris Ball, via SOS site)
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Posted on November 10, 2008 by Charlie Peverett
Report for Sunday 9 November from Peter Davies:
A large, buzzard-sized raptor disappeared elegantly off the edge of Lullington Heath into Friston Forest, suggesting female Goshawk.
Previously a Merlin failed to take a skylark north of the heath, and a male Peregrine gave two close sightings near Littlington.
A Ring Ouzel was present in Charleston Bottom feeding on [...]
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