Saturday, 14 July 2018
The mythical Wall Brown reappears
Thanks Malcolm - all four Rock Pipit somewhere here
Whimbrel - 1 inshore
Curlew - 304 Red Nab
Med Gull - 11 x ad, 2 x 2CY Red Nab
Reed Warbler juv ringed next to office
Humming Bird Hawk-moth and Wall brown photographed on buddleia at southern end of landscape strip - where it meets the egress route
Interesting day - Friday posting
A heron emerged from the reedbed area just before dusk and gave a prolonged view of flight silhoeuttte before heading south east. Once it had sorted itself out in level flight any worries about the initial ‘take-off’ views were dissipated and it was clearly a bittern for the observer with optics, not a possible night heron. Always have optics at hand even though you are set up to deal with a swallow catch as rapidly as possible before dusk!
Dead harbour porpoise in harbour
Only c35 swallow this evening -21 ringed
Sand Martin - one juvenile ringed
The two rock pipit young were still being fed by one parent with the other fairly close by but ignoring them. Still giving food begging calls!
Dead harbour porpoise in harbour
Only c35 swallow this evening -21 ringed
Sand Martin - one juvenile ringed
The two rock pipit young were still being fed by one parent with the other fairly close by but ignoring them. Still giving food begging calls!
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