Saturday, 20 August 2016

Quicky

A quick patch visit today around East Warwick and the Rear Paddocks.

A female Teal stood out among the Tufties.



 The East Warwick water level was teasingly low. And with the wind being so gusty I could see there were quite a few small birds taking refuge in the exposed rocks. A little walk along the 'shoreline' flushed several Grey and Pied Wagtails, three Common Sandpipers and one female Wheatear. 



The reed bed between 1 & 2 continues to develop.


There was no black and glossy bird in the flood relief channel by the rear paddocks.


Just a little white one.


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