Twenty Five of us set out on a grey, cold morning. The first section was around part of the reservoir where we saw a Black-necked Grebe and a good number of Pochard. We then headed to the reservoir on farmland, and alongside rhines, leading us eventually into Axbridge. It was very muddy in places which proved a bit of a challenge, especially in and around stiles and gateways. After taking time to watch songbirds in and around a line of gardens and allotments where there were some bird feeding stations, we eventually returned via another sect ion of the reservoir for another look at the Black-necked Grebe and a lovely Grey Wagtail. We had n o shortage of birds throughout, with 46 species recorded for the trip by Graham. A most enjoyable walk with plenty of time for members to stop for a coffee break and catch up with each other. (Thanks to Nick and Elaine for leading) Elaine Lambert
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