Wednesday & NYE, the juv Dipper was at the River Rea at sunrise, it sang and zipped off.
NYE Kate, saw one on the Bourn Brook by the roundabout / big pipes
NYD Paul saw 2 by the Uni.
NYE, 2 Kingfisher along the Bourn Brook, big pipes and down from the blue bridge
Kate saw them NYE as well
NYD Kingfisher on the River Rea and then up the Bourn Brook
Kate, saw the Bourn Brook, blue bridge Kingfisher
Adrian saw a Kings Norton Kingfisher on the bend by the park
As well as the River Rea Kingfisher, there is still a Bourn Brook, blue bridge Kingfisher
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I saw the three River Rea / Bourn Brook Dippers again a few weeks back.
I've now seen the two Dippers on the River Rea individually in the past week.
The juvenile singing Dippers likes an outlet pipe from the Cannon Hill Lake, seen it stop there 3 times this past week.
Today much to my surprise the other juvenile Dipper at the Bourn Brook blue bridge.
Paul had seen 3 Dippers on the Bourn Brook.
This morning there was one, then there were two chasing, then I saw a lone Dipper feeding, thought it was one of the two, then looked a short distance away and there were the two. Near the one. Three Dippers. Great!
Kingfisher along the River Rea from Pebble Mill fields to the MAC. A male and female seen. They also visit the Bourn Brook.
2 Dippers still along the River Rea at the Bourn Brook join to the MAC, they then fly up the Bourn Brook.
