First bird of my day was a Chiffchaff, for a moment seeming to believe it was spring as it gave a snatch of its two-note call, before going silent.

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Another chilly start with sunshine to the east and wet looking clouds to the west. A pair of linnets flew towards the sunny side of the bay.
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#FirstBirdOfMyDay: American robin. Six of them actually, foraging through the grass of a neighbor's freshly mown lawn.

#firstbirdofmyday here in Orono Maine: 5 mallards flying over. Jim👋😊

First bird of my day: 24 pigeons waiting for their breakfast. The usual. #firstbirdofmyday

Jackdaws yet again, a couple of crows and a pigeon, cunningly disguised as another jackdaw with its dark greyish black feathers. Only the walk gave it away, that and the iridescent feathers on the breast. #Firstbirdofmyday #Whatsyours

First birds of my day: three geese flying in a straight line towards Morecambe Bay. #firstbirdofmyday

#firstbirdofmyday a robin singing in the garden

As Autumn 🍂🍁 takes hold we are returning to a world of early Wood Pigeons. #firstbirdofmyday

#FirstBirdOfMyDay: Blue Tits being chased round the Hawthorn by Robin
Raindrops glistening as the sun warms the morning

First bird of my day: a crow flying south down the valley on a breezy morning with a little drizzle falling. #Firstbirdofmyday

First birds of my day: a Barn Owl gliding above the railway line aback the garden, while nearby a Tawny Owl shrieked and a Little Owl whooped.

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First bird of my day: my crow in the rain honking. The usual. #firstbirdofmyday #whatsyours

#FirstBirdOfMyDay: American robin on the ground, pre-sun.

Out of touch all day but my first sighting was a wee Sparrow tiptoeing very early across the patio to wash and splash about for ages in the birdbath. Lovely. #firstbirdofmyday

It felt rather autumnal this morning and it was quiet again. I'd just about given up hoping to see any bird when a herring gull glided over the house. #FirstBirdOfMyDay

#FirstBirdOfMyDay: was a Wood Pigeon so close to my back door that I would have tripped over it if it hadn’t bustled out of the way.