Yesterday (20 January), I went to Crabtree Wharf around 8am. Once again I could hear them way before getting to Rainville Court, the archway acting as echo chamber. The amount of bird poo underneath the ivy is testament to their presence. They were a bit more showy than usual and I had counted up to 13 when 10 left then 5. I managed to count 10 more, making it 25.
In contrast, at the supermarket, no racket to welcome me. I managed to hear one around the apartment blocks, and hear and see one in the bushes. I'm hoping it was because the weather was pretty foul.
Thursday, 21 January 2010
Tuesday, 19 January 2010
at the supermarket
I have finally uploaded photos I took in October at or near Sainsbury's. Here is a selection:
View Fulham Sparrows in a larger map
View Fulham Sparrows in a larger map
Sunday, 17 January 2010
2010
The small group at Crabtree Wharf is still very much active, and extremely vocal. I can sometimes hear them all the way from Rannoch Road when I approach that way.
This is their bush, covered with snow on Wednesday 13 January at about 8 am (the day had only just started and it was still rather dark).
For once, some of them emerged at the top:
Some of them went on to the London Plane above and started eating the seeds.
I have started creating a map with all the locations. It's not quite finished yet, and there are a lot of places I have yet to check. It is easier to use if you click on the link below. Let me know what you think.
This is their bush, covered with snow on Wednesday 13 January at about 8 am (the day had only just started and it was still rather dark).
For once, some of them emerged at the top:
Some of them went on to the London Plane above and started eating the seeds.
I have started creating a map with all the locations. It's not quite finished yet, and there are a lot of places I have yet to check. It is easier to use if you click on the link below. Let me know what you think.
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