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Andrew

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Cooper lane footpath

Lapwing seen over fields along Cooper lane footpath this morning.

Pete Kemp

Havannah flash

Today's sightings.

Teal

Cormorant

Buzzard

Grey heron

Mute Sean

Coal tit

Blue tit

Great tit

Coot

Moorhen

Wren.

SteB

Cooper lane

Cooper lane Haydock.

Nuthatch 2

Coal tit 1

Great tit 

Blue tit 

Carrion crow

Wood pigeon

Chaffinch

SteB

Havannah flash

As always, very quiet on the Flash, just the usual, Mute Sean 6

Coot

Mallard

Moorhen

Few Teal on Sankey brook.

SteB.

Pinks

Once again two large Skeins of Pinks seen overhead this morning, as I walked through Havannah flash.

Pete Kemp.

Pinks

Three large Skeins of Geese ( several hundred) seen overhead at Havannah flash, this morning, possible Pinks, heading East.

Pete Kemp.

Partridge

Ten Grey Partridge spotted in farmers fields near Havannah flash this morning, also around 100 Pinks overhead.

Carr Mill Dam

Little Gull one winter adult 0850-0915 had apparently moved on by 0930; viewed from the overflow and from the Waterside; bathing, preening and in flight. Also 60+ Black-headed, 8 Common, 2 Herring and 2 Lesser Black-backed Gull.

Derek Evans

Taylor Park Lake

Little Egret one; Muscovy Duck 2; Tufted Duck 19; Pochard one; Shoveler 3; Coot 56; Common Gull one.

Derek Evans

Monday Dec 10th 2018 - 11 am.

Estimated 100 - 120 geese (presumably Pink-footed) flying in a broad, shallow chevron formation across Penny Lane, Collins Green, Burtonwood. Heading north-westerly as if towards the Billinge/Crank/Rainford area..

Graham Mercer

Havannah flash

As always, very quiet on the Flash this morning as I passed through, Sankey canal running very high.

Blackbird.

Jay.

Magpie 

Chaffinch.

Robin.

Carrion crow.

Cormorant 2.

Mute Swan 6, 2 adults 4 large cygnets.

Coot.

Mallard.

Moorhen.

Pete Kemp.

Cooper lane

First light Cooper lane footpath Haydock.

Bullfinch 5.

Blackbird.

Robin

Hedge sparrow

Jay.

Pete Kemp.

Carr Mill Dam

Mute Swan 3 adult, Tufted Duck 4, Teal one, Pochard one. Also Grey Wagtail 2 and single Buzzard, Nuthatch, Treecreeper, Coal Tit and Siskin.

Derek Evans

Sankey canal

The following sightings from Sankey canal this morning.

Grey heron 1

Teal 30

Mallard

Tufted duck (female) 1

Moorhen

Little grebe 3

SteB

Cooper lane

Sparrowhawk seen hunting along Cooper lane footpath this morning as I walked my dog's, area very quiet.

SteB.

Canada geese

Around fifteen Canada geese in the field along Cooper lane Haydock as I passed through at first light this morning, nothing else seen.

Pete Kemp.

Carr Mill Dam

Woodcock 2 flushed separately at 1000 from damp woodland edge south of the Goyt inlet.

Derek Evans

Moss Lane: Windle/Rainford

Pink-footed Goose 145 in flights over; Grey Partridge 12 (coveys of 5 and 7); Merlin one hunting western end at 1025; Stonechat one female adjacent to the stables at 0855; Tree Sparrow 12 scattered; Brambling one female western end hedgerows at 0935; Linnet 40 flock; Corn Bunting 9 on the power lines. Also one Stoat. 

Derek Evans

Willow tit

Willow tit in my garden in Rainford today