Little of note around The Point today. At The Patch a few Common Terns amongst the resident gulls and a single 1st summer Mediterranean Gull. In the power station compound the family of Black Redstarts and a Wheatear.
At the south end of the ARC Pit 2 Little Ringed Plovers, the Oystercatcher amazingly still sitting tight and a Hobby.
The north end of the trapping area seemed devoid of avian life, but a few Dragons and Damsels kept me busy with the camera for a while though most the images were rubbish in the poor light.
A plod along the RM Canal Ruckinge to Bilsington for yesterdays 2 Whooper Swans (BB) drew a blank. Plenty of young Starlings in the fields, a family of Great Spotted woodpeckers, another of Green Woodpeckers, 4 Yellowhammers, a singing Blackcap, 2 Common Whitethroats and 3 singing Reed Warblers were some compensation.
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At the south end of the ARC Pit 2 Little Ringed Plovers, the Oystercatcher amazingly still sitting tight and a Hobby.
The north end of the trapping area seemed devoid of avian life, but a few Dragons and Damsels kept me busy with the camera for a while though most the images were rubbish in the poor light.
A plod along the RM Canal Ruckinge to Bilsington for yesterdays 2 Whooper Swans (BB) drew a blank. Plenty of young Starlings in the fields, a family of Great Spotted woodpeckers, another of Green Woodpeckers, 4 Yellowhammers, a singing Blackcap, 2 Common Whitethroats and 3 singing Reed Warblers were some compensation.
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