Friday 25th January (More Snow Forecast)
A cold day with snow with the sound of robins, wood pigeons and feral pigeons.
Mr. Kite is a cycling bird-watcher who spends most of his time in Shropshire but does venture further afield. He tries to write about the sights, sounds and experiences of what he sees. Of course this includes other things and generally ends up with a pint of beer.
Friday, 25 January 2013
Wednesday, 23 January 2013
Tuesday, 22 January 2013
Tuesday 22nd January (A Blast of Siberia)
This was a cold morning. The sun was peering through a thin layer of cloud and icicles hung from the gutters but wood pigeons cooed in the cold Siberian blast. Mr. Kite had plans of a trip around later in the morning.
At about two in the afternoon Mr. Kite went for a trip to Monkmoor Lagoon. The fields and hedrerows had redwing, blackbirds, robins and dunnocks. The lagoon was frozen and not one bird was to be seen.
Eventually a common buzzards flew over and stock doves landded in a tree. But Mr. Kite soon went home to a warm fire.
This was a cold morning. The sun was peering through a thin layer of cloud and icicles hung from the gutters but wood pigeons cooed in the cold Siberian blast. Mr. Kite had plans of a trip around later in the morning.
At about two in the afternoon Mr. Kite went for a trip to Monkmoor Lagoon. The fields and hedrerows had redwing, blackbirds, robins and dunnocks. The lagoon was frozen and not one bird was to be seen.
Eventually a common buzzards flew over and stock doves landded in a tree. But Mr. Kite soon went home to a warm fire.
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