An early 'birthday party' for Abi today with a visit to Huddersfield Super bowl 10 pin bowling with Abi's best friend.
I had a short garden watch this a.m. a murky do.
A pair of Goldcrest flew past and landed in the beech hedge before flying to a nearby by conifer - a first in the garden for me.
A Mistle Thrush landed on a telephone pole, looking confused by the gloom and a Wagtail species called as it past too high to ID.
The fields were bathed in drizzle and it was a cold, cold walk this afternoon.
A few Meadow Pipits, 2 Black Headed Gulls and 3 Common Gulls hereabouts.
My Little Owl (asleep) has moved house away from the 8 horses in the horse fields and took up residence in a hillside tree - took some finding!
Other than that, a ragged looking Swallow, was perched on a telephone wire near Fox Hill Park, seen as we returned from Huddersfield bowling.
I woke at 6 am and thought I'd heard Pinkies - but Sue said I must be dreaming - she did not hear any!!
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