dunnock
great tit
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mallard and its hybrid mate...
...obviously worth fighting over
marsh tit
singing robin
Wednesday, 1 March 2017
A QUICK STROLL AROUND THE PARK
Just time for a quick walk round Stanton Country Park before the rain set in. On the lake were mallards, coot, moorhen, a pair of swans and last year's cygnet, black headed gulls; elsewhere I noted jay, jackdaws, wood pigeons, blackbird, robin, blue tits, great tits, marsh tit, chaffinch and dunnocks,
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