Bright, clear and cold morning this morning was good for geese and quality species, and predictably terrible for catching overflying finch spp.
Got off to a great start with a
Little Egret west at 7:25, but only noticed it when directly overhead so pictures are painfully bad as it flew off west.I've been waiting for this species for a while, fairly confident that one day it would come (before it becomes daily, I mean...)
A local
Raven flitted about, and later a
Kingfisher on the rocks, but also managed to snag my first Divit
GS Woodpecker of the year and a record (yes, record) 17
Skylark in two groups. A fine morning.
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Typical goose weather |
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Little Egret - best I could do :( |
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Swallow - getting close to last? |
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Local Kingfisher |
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First GSW at last |
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