Friday, 20 March 2026

Bradshaw - Soil Hill - Bradshaw

13:15 - 16:20

A thick mist hung around this morning finally shifting just after 1 p.m. when the sun came along.

The mist started to drift back in again this afternoon and the temperature dropped like a stone (or 6.35kg).

I went along the fields, through the farms up Ned Hill Road, up Soil Hill and down the north slope to the bottom tree line.

I hung around here for 30 minutes or so - the only unusual bird was one that was very, very high above the pylons, that seemed to go no where - but I could not get it in the camera viewfinder before I lost it - the bird not the viewfinder.

Home was via a cold Percy Road and Taylor Lane as the mist made a comeback.

Birds:-

Bradshaw to Ned Hill Track.

2 Curlew, Pheasant, Blue Tit, Great Tit, Robin, Dunnock, Goldfinch, Chaffinch.

Lapwing, Buzzard, 4 Mallard, 2 Meadow Pipit, Wren.

60+ Jackdaw, Crow, Magpie. Linnet, Song Thrush. 4 Stock Dove.

Pied Wagtail, Mistle Thrush, Blackbird

Ned Hill Track to Soil Hill (+ North Slope).

4 Skylark, 2 Linnet, 4 Meadow Pipit, 4 Canada Geese, Blackbird.

Wren, Dunnock, Goldfinch. 2 Lapwing. Moorhen.

Unidentified bird very high as mentioned earlier.

Large Gulls calling probably Lesser Black-backed Gulls.

Percy Road to Home.

2 Pied Wagtail. 2 Curlew. 4 Greenfinch.

28 Fieldfare (Tylor Lane).

Mistle Thrush.

Little Owl.

2 Buzzard.














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