Ocean Edge foreshore (Malcolm)
Just a short late morning walk along the foreshore
Long-Tailed Tits - a flock of 8 were on and around the small bit of scrub at the Red Nab end of the foreshore, after some hesitation, they flew off to SE.
Long-Tailed Tits leaving the foreshore to the SE |
Watched on by three Greenfinch |
And the resident Wren |
One of five Linnet by the saltmarsh |
And a solitary Song Thrush |
Heysham skear - low water 15:30 (Malcolm)
Pale-bellied Brent goose 18 feeding in the skear corner.
This is their preferred feeding method when the tide allows. In shallow water where they can harvest the sea lettuce and gutweed without any mud attached. Plus a nice view of the South Lakes! |
Common Scoter just 5 female/immature today feeding near conger rock
Common Scoter |
Note that when one surfaces, presumably having caught something and then quickly dives for more. The remaining three follow it from above then dive.
Eider 5
Great Crested Grebe 1
Fewer Knot today c700 with very few flagged individuals
Bar-Tailed Godwit 1
Bar-Tailed Godwit |
Other waders as recent
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