Dunlin and Ringed Plover
Dunlin
Pectoral Sandpiper
Pectoral Sandpiper
Pectoral Sandpiper
Pectoral Sandpiper
Carrion Crow
(All of the above pics and those on my website are taken from the perimeter road)
I thought I would miss out!!!
My window of opportunity remained open (briefly) and I was up at Draycote at 0700. I did not have time to do it justice really as my main aim was to get up to Toft asap!
I was not to be disappointed
At least 40 Yellow Wagtail were along Farborough andd Toft Banks. I arrived at the end of the bank and scanned. BINGO Pectoral Sandpiper! This fantastic bird was accompanied by Dunlin (3); Ringed Plover (1); Common Sandpiper (1) and two Curlew Sandpiper, which flew in, had an altercation with a solitary Lapwing, flew around, landed again briefly before flying towards Toft shallows.
My window of opportunity was closing so I had no time to investigate Toft shallows. And now ............................work!
Hi Kevin.Well done.I must have arrived just after you left.Sat with Dave Hutton so I was in good hands.Missed the Curlew Sandpipers though!!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Max. Had to go to work so it was an early visit! The Curlew Sands landed briefly, were seen off by a Lapwing, landed again before heading towards Toft Shallows. I had no time to relocate. I am pleased that I got to see the Pect Sand as unable to get out over the weekend.
ReplyDeleteShame you had to go to work Kev, Work does get in the way of loads of things, bout time they banned it
ReplyDeleteHopefully, only 60 paydays to go, Col.
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