The hibernating Buttoned Snout found in the cellar on 19th December 2019 was re-found. We have looked for it several times in the past six weeks with no joy, suggesting that when hibernating they move around a bit and don't sit in the same spot.
Saturday 1st February 2020
Attended the AGM of the Bird Observatories Council at BTO Thetford so another late blog. 4 Skylark went south is a tad early for spring migration but with it being so mild some species will be keen to go back from whence they came. 9 Long-tailed Tit paid a visit with 9 Linnet also worth a mention. Offshore a handful of Red-throated Diver plus a couple of Brent, Oyk & Shelduck.
The hibernating Buttoned Snout found in the cellar on 19th December 2019 was re-found. We have looked for it several times in the past six weeks with no joy, suggesting that when hibernating they move around a bit and don't sit in the same spot.
The hibernating Buttoned Snout found in the cellar on 19th December 2019 was re-found. We have looked for it several times in the past six weeks with no joy, suggesting that when hibernating they move around a bit and don't sit in the same spot.