Tower Hamlets wildlife reports 2017
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1 Tower Hamlets wildlife reports 2017 February February 2017, Victoria Park: a Meadow Pipit flew west over East Park, 1 Fieldfare and 90+ Redwings in East Park, 5 Gadwall on the Boating Lake, 9 Shovelers, 7 Red-crested Pochards, 49 Tufted Ducks, 17 Pochards, 1 Great Crested Grebe, 2 Little Grebes, 2 Egyptian Geese, 5 Mistle Thrushes, 1 Great Spotted Woodpecker (Brian Gee & Richard Drew). 26 February 2017, Bow Creek: 1 Chiffchaff, 2 Common Sandpipers, 8 Redshanks (Charlie Farrell). 26 February 2017, Mudchute: 43 Redwings, 1 Great Spotted Woodpecker, 1 Song Thrush, 1 Mistle Thrush (Sean Huggins). 26 February 2017, Saunders Ness, Isle of Dogs: 2 first-winter Yellow-legged gulls on the Thames foreshore (Sean Huggins). 24 February 2017, East India Dock Basin: 1 Little Grebe (the first here this year), 195 Teal, 2 Shelducks, 1 Grey Wagtail (Charlie Farrell). 23 February 2017, East India Dock Basin: 198 Teal (a big increase over recent weeks and the highest count this winter), 3 Shelducks, 2 Tufted Ducks (John Archer). 22 February 2017, Saffron Avenue Pond: 1 Pied Wagtail (John Archer). 22 February 2017, Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park: a male Sparrowhawk mobbed by Ringnecked Parakeets in Sanctuary Wood (Bob Watts). 22 February 2017, Mudchute: a flock of 50+ Redwings (Tom Speller). 22 February 2017, Island Gardens: 4 Redwings (Tom Speller). 20 February 2017, East India Dock Basin: 1 female Large White butterfly, 2 Tufted Ducks, 42 Teal (Tom Speller & John Archer). 20 February 2017, Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park: 1 Red Admiral and 1 Brimstone were the first butterflies of the year here (Ken Greenway). 20 February 2017, Poplar Dock Marina: 1 Little Grebe but no sign of any Great Crested grebes and the nest was submerged (Tom Speller). 17 February 2017, East India Dock Basin: the Estonian-ringed Cormorant again on the jetty, a pair of Egyptian Geese displaying on top of the brick arches, 1 Pied Wagtail (surprisingly scarce here in recent years), a flock of 9 Magpies flew in from the east, 5 Shelducks, 4 Tufted Ducks, 36 Teal, 2 Canada Geese (John Archer & Tom Speller). Cormorant Blue EBY (left) & Egyptian Geese at East India Dock Basin (John Archer) click to enlarge
2 17 February 2017, Bow Creek: 1 Common Sandpiper, 2 Redshanks, 1 singing Grey Wagtail, 3 Great Black-backed Gulls (Tom Speller & John Archer). 16 February 2017, East India Dock Basin: signs of spring a Red Admiral flying purposefully northwards having come across the Thames was the first butterfly here this year, and lots of Snowdrops in flower (John Archer). Snowdrops at East India Dock Basin (John Archer) 14 February 2017, Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park: a male Firecrest (with a ring, so presumably the bird ringed on 4 February see below) singing in Sanctuary Wood (Bob Watts). 14 February 2017, Mudchute: 60+ Redwings, 2 Great Spotted Woodpeckers drumming, 2 singing Song Thrushes, 6+ Ring-necked Parakeets, Greater Snowdrops and Hazel in flower (John Archer). 13 February 2017, East India Dock Basin: 3 Peregrines chasing one another overhead, 3 Shelducks, 2 Tufted Ducks, 29 Teal, 1 Grey Wagtail (John Archer). 13 February 2017, East Ferry Road E14: 16 Monk Parakeets on feeders in a garden (Sean Huggins). 12 February 2017, Antill Road E3: a male Blackcap in a garden, it's been around on and off since early December (Harry Harrison). 12 February 2017, Isle of Dogs: 2 Egyptian Geese on the foreshore by the Great Eastern pub (Sean Huggins). 12 February 2017, Mudchute: 40 Redwings (Sean Huggins). 11 February 2017, Victoria Park: 193 Redwings, 3 Shovelers, 25 Gadwall, 4 Red-crested Pochards, 6 Pochards, 19 Tufted Ducks, 1 Little Grebe, 1 Song Thrush (Harry Harrison).
3 10 February 2017, Isle of Dogs: an adult Mediterranean Gull on the Thames foreshore at Saunders Ness (Tom Speller). Mediterranean Gull at Saunders Ness (Tom Speller) 10 February 2017, Mudchute: 1 Goldcrest, 20+ Redwings, 4 Long-tailed Tits (Tom Speller). 9 February 2017, Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park: a Firecrest in Sanctuary Wood early morning (Bob Watts). 8 February 2017, Victoria Park: 5 Red-crested Pochards, 10+ Shoveler, 10+ Gadwall, 2 Little Grebes all on West Lake in a brief scan (John Archer). 8 February 2017, East India Dock Basin: 50 Teal, 7 Shelducks, 2 Tufted Ducks, 2 Canada Geese (Tom Speller & John Archer). 6 February 2017, Mudchute: 1 Great Spotted Woodpecker drumming, Redwings, 2 Foxes apparently play-fighting (Tom Speller). Redwings at Mudchute (Tom Speller) click to enlarge 6 February 2017, East India Dock Basin: 1 female Great Spotted Woodpecker in the Copse, 5 Shelducks, 25 Teal (John Archer). Great Spotted Woodpecker at East India Dock Basin (John Archer)
4 5 February 2017, Victoria Park: 19 Redwings in East Park (Richard Drew). 4 February 2017, Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park: a Firecrest and a Redwing trapped and ringed in Sanctuary Wood during a bird ringing demonstration (Bill Haines). Firecrest (left) and Redwing at Cemetery Park (Dan Hall) 3 February 2017, Mudchute: about 30 Redwings, and there have been flocks around for a couple of weeks (Justine Aw). Redwing at Mudchute (Justine Aw) 3 February 2017, East India Dock Basin: a female Great Spotted Woodpecker in the Copse and on the adjacent feeder, 1 Pied Wagtail, 8 Shelducks, 4 Tufted Ducks, 13 Teal, 2 Canada Geese (Tom Speller, Charlie Farrell & John Archer). 3 February 2017, Bow Creek: 7 Redshanks, about 25 Teal (Charlie Farrell). 3 February 2017, Poplar Dock Marina: a Song Thrush singing, 30+ House Sparrows (Tom Speller). 1 February 2017, East India Dock Basin: a female Blackcap in the Copse, 8 Shelducks, 28 Teal, 2 Canada Geese, 1 Grey Wagtail (John Archer).
5 January January 2017, Poplar Dock Marina: a Great Crested Grebe on a nest; a Black-headed Gull with a black ring with white lettering "P562" on its left leg was ringed at Klaipėdo, Lithuania in April 2010, and has been seen several times around Greenwich, most recently in September 2016 (Tom Speller). Black-headed Gull "P562" at Poplar Dock Marina (Tom Speller) 31 January 2017, East India Dock Basin: a female Blackcap and a Great Spotted Woodpecker in the Copse, 2 Reed Buntings, 12 Shelducks, 5 Tufted Ducks, 32 Teal, 1 Grey Wagtail (John Archer & Tom Speller). Click on the photos to enlarge Reed Bunting at East India Dock Basin (John Archer) 31 January 2017, Bow Creek: 1 Common Sandpiper, 1 Redshank (Tom Speller). 30 January 2017, Victoria Park: 25 Redwings (Eduardo Lopez-Salas).
6 30 January 2017, West India Docks: a Pied Wagtail still by North Dock (Tom Speller). Pied Wagtail at North Dock (Tom Speller) 30 January 2017, East India Dock Basin: 13 Shelducks, 3 Tufted Ducks, 33 Teal, 2 Canada Geese (John Archer). 29 January 2017, East Ferry Road E14: 2 Blackcaps in a garden (Sean Huggins). 29 January 2017, Mudchute: 2 Fieldfares, 13 Redwings, 6 Monk Parakeets, 1 Goldcrest (Sean Huggins). 27 January 2017, Blackwall Basin: 18 Tufted Ducks (Tom Speller). 27 January 2017, Bow Creek: 2 Redshanks (Tom Speller). 27 January 2017, East India Dock Basin: 1 Water Rail, 1 Kingfisher, 1 Jay, at least 7 Blackbirds in the copse suggests an influx in the cold weather, but 1 Greenfinch in full song is a sign of spring despite the cold weather (Tom Speller). 25 January 2017, Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park: 10+ Redwings (Bob Watts). 25 January 2017, Kenilworth Road E3: 10 Redwings, 2 Mistle Thrushes and 4 Blackbirds feeding on Rowan berries on street trees (Richard Drew). 25 January 2017, East India Dock Basin: 1 Jay, but no water birds at all on a frozen basin (Tom Speller). A bleak and frozen East India Dock Basin (Tom Speller)
7 23 January 2017, Victoria Park: 16 Red-crested Pochards, 7 Shovelers, 29 Gadwall, 7 Pochards, 17 Tufted Ducks, 4 Egyptian Geese, 1 Sparrowhawk, a pair of Collared Doves, 6 Redwings, 2 Mistle Thrushes, 3 Jays (Richard Drew). 23 January 2017, East India Dock Basin: the Water Rail still present, 1 Peregrine flew south and landed on the O2, 1 Kingfisher, 8 Linnets, 1 Great Spotted Woodpecker, 2 Reed Buntings, 1 Shelduck (Paul Hyland & John Archer). 22 January 2017, Mudchute: 14 Monk Parakeets near DLR station (Alan Hobson). 19 January 2017, Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park: 6-10 Waxwings flew to Hollies in Horse Chestnut Glade, apparently to roost (Ken Greenway). 19 January 2017, East India Dock Basin: a Water Rail showing exceptionally well in the north-west corner of the basin (John Archer). Water Rail at East India Dock Basin (John Archer) click on photos to enlarge 19 January 2017, Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park: 20+ Redwings, 2 Goldcrests (Bob Watts).
8 18 January 2017, East India Dock Basin: a first-winter Caspian Gull on the basin early morning then flew towards the Thames. This individual, nicknamed Lyle, has been seen regularly at Lyle Park in Newham this winter see Richard Bonser s blog. Also 1 Great Spotted Woodpecker in the Copse, 2 Jays, 1 Shelduck, 10 Teal (Tom Speller & John Archer). Caspian Gull at East India Dock Basin (Tom Speller) 18 January 2017, Poplar Dock Marina: a pair of Great Crested Grebes nesting (Tom Speller). 18 January 2017, Blackwall Basin: 1 Little Grebe (Tom Speller).18 January 2017, Bow Creek: 1 female Sparrowhawk (John Archer). 17 January 2017, Victoria Park: 17 Red-crested Pochards, 26+ Gadwall, 1 Shoveler, 4 Pochards, 21 Tufted Ducks, 2 Great Crested Grebes, 61 Redwings, 1 Jay, 6 Mistle Thrushes including a singing male, 2 Goldcrests, 1 Great Spotted Woodpecker (Jan Dobbie). 17 January 2017, Tower of London: 1 Kestrel (Charlie Farrell). 17 January 2017, East India Dock Basin: 1 Great Spotted Woodpecker in the Copse, 8 Shelducks, 5 Tufted Ducks, 27 Teal, 1 Canada Goose (John Archer). 17 January 2017, West India Docks: a Pied Wagtail by North Dock (Tom Speller). 16 January 2017, East India Dock Basin: a first-winter Caspian Gull on the Thames then flew to the beach in front of the O2, 1 Common Sandpiper on the Thames, 7 Tufted Ducks, 8 Shelducks, 21 Teal, 3 Canada Geese, 1 Reed Bunting, 1 Grey Wagtail (John Archer). 15 January 2017, Tower of London: 2 Waxwings (via BirdGuides). 14 January 2017, Mudchute: about 20 Redwings (Chris Parish). 13 January 2017, East India Dock Basin: a Buzzard drifted south-east mobbed by crows at 1pm, 1 Kestrel, 2 Redwings, 14 Shelducks, 6 Tufted Ducks, 20 Teal (John Archer). 13 January 2017, Mile End Park: about 20 Redwings on the playing fields (Bob Watts). 13 January 2017, Mudchute: 8 Redwings (Tom Speller). 13 January 2017, Millwall Docks: 9 Mute Swans (5 adults and 4 first-winters) on Outer Dock, including an adult with an orange colour-ring 5BNH, which was ringed as an adult at Fishers Green in the Lee valley in February 2015, and has since been seen at Tottenham Hale in January 2016 and Walthamstow Reservoirs in May Grey Wagtail by Inner Dock (Tom Speller). 12 January 2017, Mile End Park: about 10 Redwings and a Mistle Thrush in the Ecology Park (Charlie Farrell).
9 11 January 2017, Bow Creek: 1 Common Sandpiper, 1 Redshank, 1 Great Black-backed Gull (Tom Speller). 11 January 2017, East India Dock Basin: 1 hybrid Canada x Greylag Goose with 10 Canada Geese, 11 Shelducks, 30 Teal, a Greenfinch in full song (Tom Speller). 10 January 2017, Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park: 12 Waxwings perching in trees and feeding on Guelder-rose berries around the pond in Scrapyard Meadow, near the Bow Common Lane/Cantrell Road junction, till 11.50am when they flew south-south-west (Paul Barham, Bob Watts et al). 12 Waxwings again back in the same area by the pond at 1.25pm (Brian Gee). No sign of them pm, then 14 Waxwings flew in from the north at 3.15 pm and remained until 3.45pm, when they flew off west (Jan Dobbie, John Archer, Richard Drew et al), and were relocated shortly afterwards at the south end of Southern Grove before being flushed by a Crow and flying west out of sight (Nick Lessof). Waxwings in Cemetery Park (John Archer) click photos to enlarge 10 January 2017, East India Dock Basin: 3 Redwings in the Copse briefly at lunchtime then flew east, 1 Great Spotted woodpecker, 6 Shelducks, 142 Teal, 1 Grey Wagtail, 2 Jays (Paul Hyland & John Archer). 10 January 2017, Bow Creek: 20 Redshanks in the high tide roost (Paul Hyland). 8 January 2017, Victoria Park: 42 Gadwall (beating Friday s record count), 6 Shovelers and 1 Kingfisher on West Lake, 10 Redwings (Brian Gee). 7 January 2017, Victoria Park: 43 species of birds, including 3 Sparrowhawks (2 males displaying), 1 female Kingfisher, 17 Gadwall, 5 Shovelers, 9 Red-crested Pochards, 10 Pochards, 28 Tufted Ducks, 1 Little Grebe, 2 Great Crested Grebes, 2 Egyptian Geese, 7 Greylag Geese, 4 Canada Geese, 5 Mute Swans, 151 Coots, 48 Redwings, 1 Collared Dove, 7 Stock Doves, 7 Ring-necked Parakeets, 7 Mistle Thrushes, 2 Green Woodpeckers, 2 Great Spotted Woodpeckers, 2 Goldcrests, 1 Coal Tit (David Darrell-Lambert and participants on the Bird Barmy Army walk).
10 Ducks at Victoria Park clockwise from top left: Gadwall, Pochard, Shoveler, Tufted Duck (David Darrell-Lambert/Bird Brain UK) click on photos to enlarge 6 January 2017, Victoria Park: 38 Gadwall (probably a record count for Victoria Park), 9 Shovelers, 9 Red-crested Pochards, 8 Pochards, 28 Tufted Ducks and 2 Great Crested Grebes all on West Lake, 4 Redwings, 1 Song Thrush, 12 Stock Doves (Brian Gee). 4 January 2017, East India Dock Basin: 10 Shelducks, 4 Canada Geese, 1 juvenile Mute Swan on the Thames, 37 Teal (John Archer). 4 January 2017, Canary Wharf: a Peregrine over Canada Square (Tom Speller). 3 January 2017, Bow Creek: a rather bedraggled-looking male Mute Swan with a coded colour-ring "orange 4ATV" was ringed as an adult at Harrow Lodge Park in spring 2013 and has since been seen at Wanstead Flats in November 2013 and January 2015 (Tom Speller). Colour-ringed Mute Swan on Bow Creek (Tom Speller)
11 3 January 2017, East India Dock Basin: 4 Reed Buntings, 9 Shelducks, 15 Canada Geese, 22 Teal, 1 Jay, several Greenfinches and Chaffinches (Paul Hyland, Tom Speller & John Archer). 2 January 2017, Poplar Dock Marina: a pair of Great Crested Grebes nest-building (Tom Speller). 2 January 2017, Victoria Park: 9 Red-crested Pochards, 33 Gadwall, 3 Shovelers, 2 Pochards, 1 Little Grebe, 14 Tufted Ducks, 1 Goldcrest, 1 Jay, 2 Goldfinches. 2 Long-tailed Tits (Richard Drew).
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