18/11/12 garden sightings THRUSHES

As there was a frost last night because of the clear sky several new birds were sighted this morning.
The birds in the trees included:

                                                                        Adult male blackbird

                                                                         Dunnock

                                                             Robin

                                                                 The early morning frost

                                                                     3 collard doves

1st winter male blackbird

                                                                                 Mistle thrush

                                                                     Female blackbird

                                                                            Redwing

                                                                             Wren

Male chaffinch (top photo) and female chaffinch (bottom photo)

• 2 robins
• 3 magpies
• 1 dunnock
• 30+ house sparrows
• 20+ starlings
• 20+ jackdaws
• 4 wood pigeons
• 3 collard doves
• 7 carrion crows
• 20+ blue tits
• 7 great tits
• 7 gold finches
• 25+ chaffinches
• 1 wren
• 7 Blackbirds- 3 1st winters, 2 adult males and 2 females
• 10+ LONG TAILED TITS
• 1 REDWING
• 3 GOLD CRESTS
• 1 MISLTE THRUSH
• 1 SONG THRUSH

Opposite house

  2 male blackbirds

• 20+ ferel pigeons
• 2 pied wagtials
• 4 house sparrows
• 20+ starlings
• 20+ jackdaws
• 4 carrion crows
• 2 chafficnhes
• 3 male blackbirds
• 10 wood pigeons
• 3 collard doves

Flying over

                                          Grey heron

• 2 chaffinches
• 1 blue tit
• 30+ rooks
• 30+ jackdaws
• 10 carrion crows
• 1 grey heron
• 2 collard doves
• 1 male blackbird
• 30+ starlings
• 3 magpies
• 2 green finches
• 1 SKYLARK
• 1 MEADOW PIPIT
• 30+ REDWING
• 30+ FIELDFARES
• 200+ Wood pigeons

Garden

• 1 wood pigeon
• 1 house sparrow
• 1 male and 1 female blackbird

Other news

• 1 RED ADMIRAL BUTTERFLY was breifly sighted in the front of the garden probably because of the warm, sunny weather we had today.