A couple of hours with Andrew at Pulborough Brooks this morning was thwarted somewhat by the extent of the recent flooding. The whole site is basically a massive lake and the complete opposite to the parched state it was in earlier this year - it seems like it has to be one extreme or the other! A
Harris's Hawk was the least expected sighting, a couple of
Egyptian Geese and a few
Shelducks were alongside a typical assortment of winter wildfowl, including
Pintail. Passerines included a singing
Mistle Thrush, a
Siskin, a
Fieldfare, two
Stonechats, a
Treecreeper, a couple of
Nuthatches and small numbers of
Redwings and
Bullfinches.