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A late morning walk around Baron's Haugh produced loads of Goldeneye, Teal and Wigeon, plus a very confiding female Kestrel and several flocks of Siskins. Highlight of the day, however, was one of my first Wrens of the year (the double-whammy of wintry spells around the turn of the year and again in early February seems to have all but done for them).Targets for this week: 8, 8, 8, 8, 8, 15, 15 (= 70). Actuals are as follows: 14,230 (!), 2,713 (!!), 6,465, 6,743, 9,253, 11,958, 10,961 (= 62,323). 
A late morning walk around Baron's Haugh produced loads of Goldeneye, Teal and Wigeon, plus a very confiding female Kestrel and several flocks of Siskins. Highlight of the day, however, was one of my first Wrens of the year (the double-whammy of wintry spells around the turn of the year and again in early February seems to have all but done for them).
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