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pages latest sightings november 2016 at the fotr agm earlier this year it was agreed that, after 20 years dedicated work, the friends would be closing as an independent charity and handing over its local responsibilities to herts & middlesex wildlife trust (hmwt). the wildlife trust has worked closely with fotr over the years and it was largely due to the local leadership of the group that hmwt was able to formally take over management of the tring reservoirs nature reserves in 2012. we are confident that the tring reservoirs nature reserves are in the best possible care with the herts & middlesex wildlife trust. the friends of tring reservoirs has now closed and we are in the process of revising the websites and social media. if you would like to see the work of the hmwt and support them their website is: http://www.hertswildlifetrust.org.uk/ we would like to thank everyone who has helped, supported and championed the friends of tring reservoirs for all these years and hope they will continue to support hmwt. 26th november 2016. james heron - wilstone yesterday. greenshank by james heron golden plover by james heron wigeon by james heron teal by james heron little egret by james heron 13th november 2016. roy hargreaves - today was the designated webs count day and obviously the weather was much better that saturday’s. i started the count at the wilstone hide and from there i could see five pintail (two adult males), a male red-crested pochard , the greenshank and four dunlin . i couldn’t see the ferruginous duck and i am not aware of anyone else seeing it all day. from the jetty i saw two male goldeneye and two redhead goldeneye off to the left of the jetty and all together at one point. tringford had a little egret as did startops. i finished the day at marsworth res and heard a cetti’s warbler there and saw up to 80 corn buntings going to roost, but i did not systematically count them so this figure is very approximate and one of the ringers might have a more accurate count. also there was a bittern in the bucks reedbed again and it sat out on the front of the reedbed and showed pretty well. the count didn’t yield any major surprises and the total number of birds was just over 2600 this time. as the water level is currently rising it will be interesting to see the changes in december. 12th november 2016. roy hargreaves - i went out late morning when the rain slowed down. starting at wilstone the ferruginous duck was still in its usual area. five pintail were off to the right of the hide, as was the greenshank before it joined three dunlin on the left of the hide. i also saw a woodcock fly out from by the creek and over the reedbed into the trees at the back. the male goldeneye was still about and flying about. 11th november 2016. roy hargreaves - this morning the greenshank was well off to the right of the hide, as were five dunlin , and did walk out of sight into the bay while i was there. yesterday the greenshank was off to the left of the hide and much easier to see, as indeed were the five dunlin . first thing the male goldeneye was with two redhead goldeneye just off the jetty and gave itself away by calling. the 1st winter drake ferruginous duck was in its usual area diving frequently. i didn’t see the garganey this morning but the early morning sun was not terribly helpful when looking for it. also on my walk i have been seeing a roosting tawny owl in daylight – a rare treat. tawny owl by roy hagreaves goldeneye by roy hargreaves 6nd november 2016. sally douglas - wilstone am. thought it was time to catch up on tring reservoirs birds, having been from the scillies to kinross recently. i was amazed at the low water level at wilstone making it fairly difficult to get good photo's of the ferruginous duck . watching it preening i clicked the button and, by sheer luck, it happened to stand up at that moment and stretch its wings, showing the large white wing bars. according to reports the ring-necked duck wasn't showing at startops but, hopefully, it will reappear and i can catch up with it soon. ferruginous duck by sally douglas ferruginous duck by sally douglas ferruginous duck by sally douglas 2nd november 2016. roy hargreaves - finally i managed to be at wilstone on a sunny morning with the ring-necked duck being reasonably co-operative. these are digi-scoped images so i cropped them a little to remove vignetting. the ferruginous duck was also still in its usual area and a couple of dunlin were with the golden plover . ring-necked duck by roy hargreaves ring-necked duck by roy hargreaves no comments: october 2016 we need your wildlife sightings please any and all wildlife. you can send them by e-mail here . photographs are very welcome hmwt/c&rt have been successful in being shortlisted for a tesco grant to put a new visitor trail in place at tring reservoirs, with better waymarking, the replacement of any older signs and some interpretation on the history and conservation of the site. you can vote for this project in one of the following tesco stores for a week from monday 31 october: northchurch tesco express, berkhampsted tesco, tring tesco. if you are in the area and shopping in tesco, please vote for our project. the project (out of three) with the most votes will receive £12,000, the runners up will received £10,000 or £8,000. 26th october 2016. ian williams - tempted to say the best of the bunch was the very showy eclipse drake garganey which spent most of the morning close in to the jetty. 9 red-crested pochard (6 male), 4 dunlin , at least 16 snipe , 4 pintail (including a drake) and 3 egyptian geese were the main supporting cast on wilstone. francis buckle - wilstone had the ferruginous duck showing well along from the steps and startops had the male scaup and ring neck duck showing fairly close in from the steps up from the main road 26th october 2016. dave hutchinson - managed to see the ferruginous duck at wilstone this afternoon. it was on the rocks viewed from the car park bank. moved on to startops where the scaup (well one of the reported pair) was fairly distant but the ring-necked duck showed well from the west bank in the herts section. ring-necked duck by david hutchinson ring-necked duck by david hutchinson scaup by david hutchinson 23rd october 2016. roy hargreaves - today the ring-necked duck was on wilstone again and off the jetty, three red-crested pochard were on wilstone and two on startops. i saw one jack snipe on wilstone and also a pintail , two water rail and 13 common snipe . the scaup was very close in as well for a change. scaup by roy hargreaves 21st october 2016. ian williams - attached a record shot of the 5 whoopers roy found the morning on wilstone. negative news on the ring-necked duck this morning made me check startops tonight where i found it about 50m off the west bank (not se corner as i put out on the pager). the drake scaup was in the nw corner fairly close in. also heard a brambling along the west bank but could not see it. still 2 jack snipe in the reed bed at wilstone. whooper swan by ian williams roy hargreaves - this morning i again started at the hide and counted seven pintail from there. i checked all the close wildfowl first and when looking further out noticed five whooper swans . there has been a mini-influx of whooper swans in the south with birds turning up in dorset, buckinghamshire and at rutland water so to my mind these birds are clearly wild. i then walked round to the overflow and took photos of the swans. moving round to the jetty several people were looking for the ring-necked duck and we couldn’t find it despite a thorough search. i did suggest to the others it was probably on startops but don’t know if they looked there. while looking for the ring-necked duck i also watched the swans fly off at about 9:20 and head off south-east. from the jetty i also saw seven pintail and these may have been different birds so there could have been fourteen in all. 19th octo

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