Heigh Ho Carrion Crow - Nursery Rhyme

Still Drab, Dank, Dreary or whatever 'D' word you would favour to describe the day we again bucked the system by starting the Daily Doing's within the Solar Panel Compound.

First up was noted an increased 'fall' of

MEADOW PIPIT

40 or so

but for the fist time this Winter

roundly outnumbered by

REDWING

not overly obliging but likely clipping 3 figures,

oh, at last, a friendly one!
Additionally, there were also glimpses,

"shrouded by fine mist"

of the
RED-LEGGED PARTRIDGE

still being chaperoned by the male

PHEASANT
maybe an argument for inter-breeding?
Otherwise, and maybe of more interest a couple of

CARRION CROWs

seemingly finding something nutritious atop of the solar panals?
On closer inspection they were also seen to have still 'brown' primary and secondry wing feathers which likely makes them candidates for part of the brood that were fledged nearby and of which

we rescued one in late Spring?
All else amounted to no more than a new arrival female

TUFTED DUCK
on the Gravel Pit.

Time For Another 'Away-Day We Thinks!