I'm looking forward to speaking to the Preston Society (Bird Watching and Natural History) on Mon 16th Nov 7.30pm at St Mary's Church Hall, Cop Lane, Penwortham. I'll be reading from from the field book, talking about wildlife poetry and have a couple of surprises too - hope everyone likes them....
A delayed start to my walk today due to the weather. I went to Croston Finney. Not a lot to see at first, probably much of the wildlife had moved or was keeping a low profile due to there being a clay pigeon shoot. Once the noise ceased, sightings improved. Amongst other speacies, I saw 50+ fieldfare, a buzzard,corn bunting, tree sparrows (not in their usually territory), greater spotted woodpecker, cormorant, pheasants, meadow pipits and other common species.
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from the field book
An inspiring gift for anyone who enjoys watching nature.
7 comments:
hope the talk goes well.
I'm still waiting for my first winter thrushes this year...
Hope your talk and reading go well - wish I could be there to hear you!
And I wish I could you join you, too!
Good luck with the talk Carol. I'm sure it will be a great success.
Carol. Wish you well for your talk to the Preston Society. I may be able to come along , it would be nice to meet you and listen to some of you lovely poetry
You must have all the Fieldfares up there Carol, I haven't seen any yet. Good luck for Monday.
Brian - if you come along to The Preston Society don't forget to say hello.
Thanks for the good wishes everyone
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