Showing posts with label Cormorant. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cormorant. Show all posts

Sunday, 24 January 2016

Leucistic Cormorant

Leucistic Cormorant, Stewartby Lake, 24th January 2016

Leucistic Cormorant, Stewartby Lake, 24th January 2016

Leucistic Cormorant, Stewartby Lake, 24th January 2016

Leucistic Cormorant, Stewartby Lake, 24th January 2016
More images of the leucistic Cormorant, Stewartby Lake, 24th January 2016

Saturday, 28 November 2015

Cormorant

Cormorant, Stewartby Lake, 28th November 2015
Leucistic Cormorant, Stewartby Lake, 28th November 2015. I'm not sure 'leucistic' is the correct term for the plumage type this bird features - 'browning' might be it?

Wednesday, 18 March 2015

Leucistic Cormorant remains

The leucistic Cormorant first located at MVCP around 18th August 2014 is still around, never straying far from MVCP/Stewartby. This image captured as it roosted on the branch of a submerged fallen tree in early March 2015

Tuesday, 30 December 2014

Tiddenfoot CP Leighton Buzzard

I had a brief hour to spare today so decided to pop into Tiddenfoot CP to see what was about. Not a great deal to report on the lake other than the Tufted Ducks, Gadwall, Coot, Moorhen, Cormorant, Little Egret, Great Crested Grebe, Heron, Canada Goose, 30+ black headed gulls. On the circuit I ran into Goldcrest, Bullfinch, Chiffchaff, Wren, Dunnock, Fieldfare, Great Spotted & Green Woodpecker, Blue, Great & Long Tailed Tit. Not bad for a quick walk around, I was hoping to get a decent shot of a Bullfinch all to no avail once again, there seems to be plenty about but none of them are very happy to pose for me at the moment, I will keep trying into the new year. Is it me or has it been a really good year for Bullfinch they seem to be everywhere at the moment?

Happy New Year to everyone.










Sunday, 5 October 2014

Dunstable Sewage Works 05-10-2014

Before the excitement of the Willington Hoopoe, I was at the Monthly open day 1st Sunday of the month at the Dunstable Sewage Works, It was really cold with the first frost of the year on the scrape which was full of Teal (no sign of the Gargany), the Kingfisher was hovering and feeding in front of the hide, three Water Rail were involved in a territorial punch up, 3 Snipe were playing there usual hide and seek game as was the Green Sandpiper. The Wren and Dunnock were very active and the Robin as usual was trying to rule the roost. Pied, White? & Grey Wagtail were seen with the usual Gadwall, Shovler, Tufted, Mallard Ducks & BH Gulls etc and far too many Cormorants.
A lovely morning made all the more fantastic with the re-appearance of the Hoopoe in Willington.









Monday, 18 August 2014

White Cormorant

This white(-ish) Cormorant was on The Pillinge at MVCP on Sunday morning and Steve mentioned it was also present at least the previous day, seen by Martin Green. So distinctive I have to wonder if anyone knows its origins.

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