Birding Grafham Water from Aug 1997 (236 for the patch) | WeBS counter | Cambs List 302 (233 self-found) | Former County Recorder | terrible photographer
Mark Hawkes
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Crowland Squacco Heron showing well late AM in The Cut along Causeway @birdguides.bsky.social #ukbirding @lincsbirding.bsky.social
At least 5 of the Grafham Water Great Northern Diver have made it in to May; 3 from dam this afternoon and 2 at Dudney creek - only one is attaining full summer plumage, the others appear to be 2cy/3cy birds @birdguides.bsky.social @cambsbirdclub.bsky.social #ukbirding
Last nights count of 12 Common Sands smashes the previous highest site count for April, which was 5 birds!! @cambsbirdclub.bsky.social
At least one of the Grafham Water Great n Divers (an adult in almost full summer plumage) has remained into June. Making it the latest ever site record. Also a Red-belted Clearwing was new for me this PM @cambsbirdclub.bsky.social #ukbirding #moths #clearwings
Cetti’s Warbler still singing at Zbiornik Pogoria II this morning #poland @birdguides.bsky.social #birding (I don’t know any # for rare birds in Poland!)
Quiet on the birding front at Grafham Water, but Matthew Rodgers pulled out some nice #Odonata records, with Norfolk Hawker (site 1st?), sev. Red-veined Darters (plus several Lesser Emperors y’day) @cambsbirdclub.bsky.social #ukdragonflies
The disappointingly quiet spring continues at Grafham Water. A Sanderling the only bird of note this evening, plus 3 GnDivers still left over from the winter @cambsbirdclub.bsky.social @birdguides.bsky.social #ukbirding
Drk Scoter, 2 Sanderling & Dunlin at Grafham Water this evening. 5+ Divers still and the reliable Grey Partridge pair still along dam @birdguides.bsky.social @cambsbirdclub.bsky.social #ukbirding
Six GN Divers this AM at Grafham Water. Otherwise disappointing quiet; a Dunlin and Marsh Harrier being the only notables during 5 hours @birdguides.bsky.social @cambsbirdclub.bsky.social #ukbirding
