Sunday, 16 February 2014

A trip to Upton Country Park 16th February 2014

Upton Country Park is a big place set in about 100 acres of gardens parkland and woodland and backs on to parts of Holes Bay. So there is plenty to go and look for from woodland/parkland birds, to waders, duck, Gulls and sometimes Terns, but the place can be very busy as it is popular with walks, kids and parents on pick nicks.
It was a wonderful bright sunny and warm day
The bird I saw this day  around the wood lands and gardens were as follows

Goldcrest #
Coal Tit
Nuthatch #
Robin
Jay
Great Tit


Nuthatch @ Upton Country Park © M. Wood

Blue Tit
Long-tailed Tit
Buzzard
Pied Wagtail #
Mistle Thrush

and out on the marsh
Curlew
Redshank
Shelduck
Teal
Wigeon
Mute Swan

Edit birds marked with # are new to the list from this date

2 comments:

  1. That's a good selection. have they rebuilt the hide yet?

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    1. Not that I am aware of, on my last visit it was not there.

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