Lowestoft Birding

Notes on birds/wildlife from a nature enthusiast & photographer (copyright Peter Ransome)

Lowestoft Birding

Notes on birds/wildlife from a nature enthusiast & photographer (copyright Peter Ransome)

Monday, 16 March 2020

Rook at no.3

On Tuesday March 17th from around 6.50am, A Rook was perched on the TV aerial of the house over the road and its distinctive rasping voice was heard!

Peter Ransome at 23:57

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Peter Ransome: Lowestoft, Suffolk, United Kingdom; I have a life- long interest in birds, even enquiring rather precociously which species of Swan was pictured on my coat hook at Primary school. I learnt bird ID/calls through years of local patch work. I have served on the Suffolk Birds rarities committee. Highlights of any birder's "career" is finding rarities & finds include Red- eyed Vireo, Collared Pratincole & Pallid Harrier, Red-footed Falcon in Lowestoft & other rarities such as Laughing Gull, Savi's Warblers, Red-rumped Swallow, WT Eagle, Glossy Ibis's elsewhere & rare birds including Alpine Swift, Bee-Eater, Black Guillemot, Hoopoe & scarce migrants comprising Balearic Shearwaters, Spotted Crake, Kentish Plover, Temminck's Stints, Grey Phalarope, RC Pochards, Honey & RL Buzzard, Long- eared Owls, Golden Oriole, Barred Warbler, Marsh Warbler, Pallas' Warblers, Yellow- browed Warblers, Red- backed Shrikes, Wrynecks, Roseate Tern etc, + rare butterflies/ dragonflies finds: Camberwell Beauty, Lesser Emperor & Yellow- winged Darters. Love Orchids too & I give talks to local clubs. I am passionate about wildlife & saving habitat.

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Monday, 16 March 2020

Rook at no.3

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