Ormskirk to Maghull
What a beautiful spring day! Decided to catch train to Ormskirk and walk back to Maghull.
I'm not sure if I should record everything we see as it is difficult to capture everything on camera. In fact it seems as if every time I turn the camera on (Sony Cybershot DSC-W170 10.1 megapixels), Birds, mammals etc. fly/run away. Grrrr!
So what does that mean? Well the Wren, Long tailed Tit, Stoat, House Sparrows, Goldfinch and a number of butterflies were not captured or mapped. After all, without the images how can others confirm the sightings?
Sadly the Timing belt on my car snapped so it's going to be an expensive day as well :-(
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Escribano Cerillo (Emberiza citrinella)Observ.
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Bright yellow head, yellow underparts, and a heavily streaked brown back. One of a number seen on walk from Ormskirk to Maghull, UK.
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Celidonia Menor (Ficaria verna)Observ.
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Seen on walk from Ormskirk to Maghull on Booths Lane, just before Booths Barn.
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Zorzal Charlo (Turdus viscivorus)Observ.
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Brown upperparts and black-spotted buff underpart. Seen on walk from Ormskirk to Maghull.
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Gaviota Encapuchada (Chroicocephalus ridibundus)Observ.
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Seen on walk from Ormskirk to Maghull (UK), chocolate-brown head, pale grey body, black tips to the primary wing feathers, and red bill and legs.
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Seen on walk from Ormskirk to Maghull - body grey above and white below. The legs are greenish-yellow.
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Conejo Europeo (Oryctolagus cuniculus)Observ.
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Feeding on roundabout on A59; ignoring traffic. 4 observed on walk from Ormskirk to Maghull UK.
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Armiño (Mustela erminea)Observ.
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Stoat seen dashing across path as we walked from Ormskirk to Maghull. Just turned camera off (Grrrr!) Black tip on tail very obvious.
I realise that this can't be verified (No photograph) but I've recorded it as I feel it is an important observation.
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Mariposa de la Ortiga (Aglais urticae)Observ.
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Observed in Millbank Lane on walk from Ormskirk to Maghull
Dark body and red and yellow wings, with a row of blue dots around the rear edge
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