A slow walk with camera round south Sawbo today.
Willow Warbler,
Lesser Whitethroat,
Garden Warbler, plenty of
Blackcap, a snatch of
Whitethroat all adding to the local summer population. Otherwise poor reward for some slow going and patience. And poor photos too.
x
 |
| Here's a view from the top of the patch looking west. If you look carefully there's a couple of Common Buzzards. |
 |
| And slightly more NW ... | | |
|
|
 |
| One of the many Small Tortoiseshells out today. |
 |
| heavily cropped pair of Gadwall on SLRS |
Earlier there was an excellent hour or two in the company of Steve and Kevin at a local spot where we caught up with
Raven,
Red Kite, and a
Shelduck belting across a farmer's field, and then a fleeting glimpse of the lates local celebrity - a male
Lesser Spooted Woodpecker sticking its head out of a hole in a dead tree by the Stort.
No comments:
Post a Comment