A bonus was an Osprey seen there regularly, attracted by the easy pickings at the neighbouring fishing lakes and trout farm.
Friday, 3 July 2015
Narborough
A singing male Marsh Warbler set up a territory by the
River Nar at Narborough and attracted many birdwatchers 10th-23rd. The
Marsh Warbler’s song is renowned for its bird mimicry and this one
performed great renditions of Blackbird alarm call, the jangling song of
Goldfinch, alarm call of Chaffinch, the peeping of a Nuthatch and
flight calls off a Crossbill and Bee-eater.
A bonus was an Osprey seen there regularly, attracted by the easy pickings at the neighbouring fishing lakes and trout farm.
A bonus was an Osprey seen there regularly, attracted by the easy pickings at the neighbouring fishing lakes and trout farm.
