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Mark Davis

@nowerbirder

Birder & patch-watcher, exploring the wilder, less trampled parts of Mole Valley.

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For a moment I thought winter had arrived. A tight flock of 15 Mistle Thrushes suddenly flew into the treetops on the Nower.

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A memorable tower watch this morning with wes & Robin Stride . Hobby aerobatics, plus Pied & Spotted Flycatchers, 3 Tree Pipits, 3 Hawfinch and juv. Black Redstart.

A memorable tower watch this morning with <a href="/BirdingGardener/">wes</a> &amp; <a href="/Crane_Spotter/">Robin Stride</a> .
Hobby aerobatics, plus Pied &amp; Spotted Flycatchers, 3 Tree Pipits, 3 Hawfinch and juv. Black Redstart.
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Today’s Hobby - perched on the Nower for half an hour in the drizzle. A bit distant perhaps at c.800m, but a nice distraction from work.

Today’s Hobby - perched on the Nower for half an hour in the drizzle. A bit distant perhaps at c.800m, but a nice distraction from work.
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Waxwings feeding on mistletoe in Ashtead this morning, with berries occasionally being passed between individuals. Thanks to Andy Holden for the report.

Waxwings feeding on mistletoe in Ashtead this morning, with berries occasionally being passed between individuals.
Thanks to Andy Holden for the report.
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First sighting of a Cetti’s Warbler in Mole Valley this afternoon (after hearing one of the Capel birds in 2021), calling loudly along the damp path at Fetcham Reed bed.

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A circuit of Westcott & the lower slopes of Leith Hill produced 2 Teal, a flock of 20 Crossbill, 3 Brambling, 2 Muntjack, an inquisitive Weasel and a dozen singing but otherwise placid Firecrests.

A circuit of Westcott &amp; the lower slopes of Leith Hill produced 2 Teal, a flock of 20 Crossbill, 3 Brambling, 2 Muntjack, an inquisitive Weasel and a dozen singing but otherwise placid Firecrests.
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Just enough light left to pick out some colour on 1 of the 2 churring Nightjars seen on Leith Hill tonight, along with 6 Woodcock and 2 Cuckoos.

Just enough light left to pick out some colour on 1 of the 2 churring Nightjars seen on Leith Hill tonight, along with 6 Woodcock and 2 Cuckoos.