On Saturday & Monday we headed up to the Blackdown Hills for round 3 of our Devon Bird Atlas surveys.
On both days it was really quiet, with one tetrad only producing 10 species, although it was quite nice that the 10th was a Nuthatch, found in the last few seconds of the hour. We did have a couple of very large House Martin flocks, particularly over fields of grass that had just been cu, & 3 Buzzards on adjoining telegraph poles.
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Some nice flowery lanes |
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some nice views |
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and some Helmeted Guineafowl, a bit of a coincidence after seeing one beside the canal recently |
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A tree at the top of Culmstock Church |
One more round to go in Nov/Dec
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