The Ash Ranges NORTHERN GREY SHRIKE showed well if somewhat distantly between 2pm and 3pm today. First located about 1 km from Mytchett Gate at SU 915541. Nearby by the path junction were c6 Common Crossbills.
The Shrike appeared to be ranging widely and quickly moved down the path towards the car park in the Spur Hill and Bridge Hill area. It disappeared towards Hangman's Hill.
At Frensham Little Pond yesterday afternoon the RED-THROATED DIVER had pulled itself onto the grassy area in front of the Warden's Cottage. Also 1 Kingfisher. The diver died overnight.
Meanwhile, the BROWN SHRIKE continues at Staines Moor, showing this morning; 7 WATER PIPITS there too, with 6 juvenile GREAT NORTHERN DIVERS still on adjacent KGVI Reservoir (permit access only)
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