I popped into Bedfords Priory CP late morning to see if I could finally catch up with the RND as previous visits had not proved fruitful. I am glad to say I managed to catch up with it today on the smaller of the two finger lakes :-)
Showing posts with label Bedford. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bedford. Show all posts
Sunday, 26 January 2020
Sunday, 24 August 2014
Hybrid Red-crested Pochard x Mallards
Three hybrid Red-crested Pochard x Mallards, Bedford Park, Bedford, 24th August 2014
Wednesday, 18 July 2012
Spotted flycatcher Goldington
1of a pair present since the spring.Unfortunately no sign of any breeding activity this year after successfully fledging young at the same site the previous year
Sunday, 1 July 2012
Thursday, 28 July 2011
The double
| Pied Flycatcher, Bedford Park, 28th July 2011 |
| Wood Warbler, Bedford Park, 28th July 2011 |
Pied Fly
This Pied Flycatcher was in the same group of trees a Wood Warbler was also frequenting. An excellent couple of finds for David Roche in Bedford Park, 28th July 2011.
| Pied Flycatcher, Bedford Park, 28th July 2011 |
Tuesday, 19 December 2006
Peregrine Falcon video
| Peregrine Falcon - ex BT building, Bedford, UK. 12th August 2006 | |
Friday, 8 December 2006
Melanistic Black-headed Gulls
Please click on the images for a larger view






Ray comments:"I first picked it up looking down to the sailing club from the 'Beach' . it immediaterly stuck out like a sore thumb in the Bins as being so much darker than all the other Black heads in flight but as I got nearer I was struck by the amount of white in the tail, and, having got nearer still by how pale it appeared in the wing and head compared to what I remembered of the bird the other day. However as soon as went back into the air it immediately stood out alongside the other Gulls so I remain somewhat confused,undecided etc and stuck firmly sitting on the fence as to wether it was a different bird or just different lighting conditions!!!!
The 2 from the other morning (see below) are an attempt to show the tail and some colour comparison with the other Black heads and the rest are from this afternoon.
Regards Ray Roche"







Ray comments:"I first picked it up looking down to the sailing club from the 'Beach' . it immediaterly stuck out like a sore thumb in the Bins as being so much darker than all the other Black heads in flight but as I got nearer I was struck by the amount of white in the tail, and, having got nearer still by how pale it appeared in the wing and head compared to what I remembered of the bird the other day. However as soon as went back into the air it immediately stood out alongside the other Gulls so I remain somewhat confused,undecided etc and stuck firmly sitting on the fence as to wether it was a different bird or just different lighting conditions!!!!The 2 from the other morning (see below) are an attempt to show the tail and some colour comparison with the other Black heads and the rest are from this afternoon.
Regards Ray Roche"

Saturday, 12 August 2006
Peregrine on the BT tower
The regular returning female Peregrine on the disused BT building in Bedford, 12th August 2006 by Steve Blain
Wednesday, 17 September 2003
Manx Shearwater
Manx Shearwater, Bedford, 17th September 2003. Found on conservatory roof in Addington Close, Bedford. Ringed by Errol Newman, photo Dave Kramer.
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