All five of the juvenile Peregrines at Woking have now fledged. An adult and one of the juveniles can be seen in this photo, taken by James Sellen on 15 June.
Want to learn more about this species? Come to East Horsley Village Hall on Friday night to hear Keith Betton’s Return of the Peregrine talk. Here are more details. Free entry and you do not need to be a member to come along.
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Photo: Nightingale, Shaun Ferguson
Holmethorpe SP: Common Sandpiper on Railway Pools (G Hay).
London Wetland Centre: 41 Black-tailed Godwits by WWF Hide early afternoon (second highest Surrey count); also Common Sandpiper (WWT).
Richmond Park: Red-crested Pochard (P Pentek).
South Norwood Lake: Common Gull flew over (J Watson).
Tice’s Meadow: 16 Black-tailed Godwits in morning then flew south-east; also Common Sandpiper and two Green Sandpipers (J Brough/M Elsoffer/L Winchcombe).
West Molesey: returning adult Caspian Gull flew down River Thames early morning (D Harris).
Frensham Common: 10 … Read more