22 Starlings over Northumberland Way.
1 Goldfinch in a tall tree in the grounds of my old school - Erith School - on the Ramsden Rd. boundary.
15 House Sparrows seen (and others heard) in the hedge around the school on the Ramsden Rd. corner, and part way along Avenue Rd.
Erith Quarry:
1 Robin
27 Wood Pigeon
Magpie
1 Jay
Blue Tit
Long-tailed Tit
2 Great Tit
Blackbird
Great views of a Kestrel hovering over the site.
2 Foxes.
3 patches of Common Reed (Phragmites australis) on 'dry ground', as above.
Large patch of Fennel plants found.
Some Japanese Knotweed.
Looked at north-west corner this time. Delighted to find another bit of 'heathland' (hurrah).
Several large Gorse - but some have suffered relatively recent and heavy vehicle damage, as in the lower picture.
A number of native Broom plants (above) in several locations nearby.
Also this substantial young Pine that looked self-seeded. Some Poplars. Plus 2 Cotoneaster.
Several clumps of Sedum (probably reflexum) found (pictured above) in the foreground of the following view.
Saturday, 6 March 2010
6/3/10: Erith School to Erith Quarry
Labels:
Broom,
Erith Quarry,
Erith School,
Goldfinch,
Gorse,
heathland,
House Sparrow,
Jay,
Kestrel,
Sedum
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