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1 FoABW VARIOUS INFORMANTS 2016 TO 2017 ******** A drop in population of 49% in 25 years is AMBER ******** A drop in population of 50% in 25 years is RED AUTUMN REPORT 2016 SPECIES REPORTED MONTH LOCATION CONSERVATION NORTH AND SOUTH RAILWAYS SHAWS BLACKBIRD BOLNORE WOODS MALE BOUNDARY PATH MIDDLE PATH WEAVER MEADOW BLACKBIRD FEMALE PIERCES WOOD JANICE'S PHOTO MIDDLE PATH NORTH AND SOUTH S BLUE TIT S / BULLFINCH FEMALE SEPT AMBER BULLFINCH MALE CHIFFCHAFF SEPT 4 ACRE WOOD COAL TIT / SRS LOWER PATH/ COLLARD DOVE 4 ACRE WOODS S
2 Y SPECIES REPORTED MONTH LOCATION CONSERVATION COMMON BUZZARD YES AUG 2 OVER 5PM/N YES AUG 3 OVER FIELD BY BARN AT ENTRANCE TO BV CROW FERAL PIGEON PIERCES WOOD GOLDCREST JOANNA NOV QH S GOLDCREST YES NOV MAY BE 2 OR 3 BIRDS GOLDFINCH GOLDFINCHES MALE SEPT NOV YES GREAT TIT SEPT NOV OCT JANICE'S PHOTO YES NOV QUARRY BW OCT NOV PIERCES WOOD/JEREMYS BRIDGE MIDDLE PATH GREATER SPOTTED WOODPECKER GREATER SPOTTED WOODPECKER FEMALE JOANNA' PHOTO MALE RED STRIP ON HEAD
3 SPECIES REPORTED MONTH LOCATION CONSERVATION S GREEN WOODPECKER (RED IN THE 'MOUSTACHE') MALE BROOKLANDS/PIERCES WOOD FEMALE SEPT OCT GREENFINCH NOV GREY WAGTAIL YES OCT POND 3 - RED JACKDAW (NESTING IN DEAD TREE) PIERCES WOOD/ BOLNORE WOOD JAY MIDDLE PATH 4 ACRE WOOD KESTREL YES EARLY SEPT FLYING FROM READING WOOD TO N AMBER YES LT SEPT POSSIBLE NEAR ASHENGROUND BRIDGE
4 SPECIES REPORTED MONTH LOCATION CONSERVATION LONG TAILED TIT SEPT SMALL FLOCK JOANNA 'S PHOTO FLOCK IN YES NOV MAY BE 2 OR 3 BIRDS MAGPIE MISTLE THRUSH LT OCT PIERCES WOOD/ EDGE MIDDLE PATH BOUNDARY PATH / RED BOUNDARY PATH NUTHATCH SEPT OCT PIERCES WOOD MIDDLE PATH RED KITE AUG 2 FLYING OVER NEW RAILWAY BRIDGE TOWARDS BOLNORE WOODS ROBIN YES 4 ACRE WOOD NOV N AND S S NEAR CONTAINER(RENFIELDS)
5 SPECIES REPORTED MONTH LOCATION CONSERVATION S SEP OCT NOV ROOK FIELD 5 SONG THRUSH SEPT OCT BOUNDARY PATH/ S PIERCES WOOD SOUTH RED SPARROWHAWK LT SEPT BOLNORE WOOD (CALLING TO ANOTHER ON OPPOSITE SIDE OF TRAUNSTEIN WAY SWIFT EARLY SEPT OVER PIERCES MEADOW/WOOD AMBER OVER RECREATIONAL GROUND BV OVER BROOKLANDS POND AREA BV OVER PIERCES WOOD SMALL FLOCK FLYING OVER PIERCES WOOD LT AUG TAWNEY OWL YES EDGE AMBER BOLNORE WOOD CATTS WOOD MIDDLE PATH (FEATHERS FOUND TAWNEY OWL FEATHERS(TOP TWO) FOUND MIDDLE PATH & GREEN WOODPECKER FEATHER - WING EDGE FEATHER TAWNEY OWL FEATHER FOUND TAWNEY OWL FEATHER FOUND TREECREEPER SEPT MIDDLE PATH
6 SPECIES REPORTED MONTH LOCATION CONSERVATION S WOODPIGEON N BW BOLNORE WOOD UPPER VILLAGE WREN BOLNORE WOOD NORTH & SOUTH S 4 ACRE WOOD AND MEADOW
7 MISCELLANEOUS FAUNA/FUNGI/FLORA S - MONTHS 2016 REPORTED MONTH LOCATION SIGHTED RABBITS SEPT OCT NORTH AND SOUTH FOX YES BOLNORE WOODS YES BOLNORE VILLAGE BADGERS YES BOLNORE VILLAGE BOLNORE POND YES AUG/SEPT/OCT TOP OF 5PM (SMALL GROUP) SPECKLED WOOD BUTTERFLY SEPT OCT / 4 ACRE WOOD GREEN VEINED WHITE SEPT CLOUDED YELLOW YES AUG PIERCES LANE
8 REPORTED MONTH LOCATION LARGE WHITE SEPT LORRAINE PHOTO RED ADMIRAL SEPT RAILWAY BRIDGE OCT 5 FEEDING ON IVY BLOSSOM LORRAINE PHOTO AT RAILWAY BRIDGE RUBY MOTH CATERPILLAR LORRAINE PHOTO MID OCT BUFF TAILED BUMBLEBEE SEPT HONEY BEE NEST SEPT OCT
9 REPORTED MONTH LOCATION SOUTHERN HAWKER DRAGONFLY SEPT OCT 4 ACRE WOOD POND 3 PIERCES WOOD LARGE RED DAMSELFLIES SEPT OCT POND 3 COMMON DARTER SEPT OCT POND 3 POND 1
RAILWAY PATH BOUNDARY PATH AGW MIDDLE PATH AGW WEAVERS MEADOW AGW NORTH AND SOUTH RAILWAY SHAWS 4 ACRE MEADOW PW RAILWAY PATH AGW RAILWAY SHAW
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