Have you ever seen these before, I came across a flock of 19 in Holker Hall, Cumbria. They are accordingly EAST INDIAN BLACK DUCKS of course bred this way from America in or around 1830's.
Thursday, 18 September 2014
North Dene's
A really warm day for September. With a walk from Sparrows Nest round the Oval and North Dene's provided some good views of WHINCHAT. There was at least 4 birds flitting about and would not be surprised if there was not double this amount. I also had some good views on NORTHEREN WHEATEAR of which there was one on the Deane's and 5 at the nets. PIED WAGTAIL at the caravans with a really good adult MED GULL. Several MAGPIES and a single JAY. 7 BLACKBIRDS in Sparrows Nest which I assume have flown in. MEADOW PIPITS as well some defiantly flying south. I also had a single SKYLARK and a bathing group of TURNSTON. To see this click the link that follows. http://youtu.be/W_wWmLrpQv8
Have you ever seen these before, I came across a flock of 19 in Holker Hall, Cumbria. They are accordingly EAST INDIAN BLACK DUCKS of course bred this way from America in or around 1830's.
Have you ever seen these before, I came across a flock of 19 in Holker Hall, Cumbria. They are accordingly EAST INDIAN BLACK DUCKS of course bred this way from America in or around 1830's.
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