Bearded Tit (c) 2009 Aileen Urquhart
Marsh Harrier (c) 2009 Aileen Urquhart
Common Tern (c) 2009 Tony Robinson
Cormorant & Common Tern (c) 2009 Tony Robinson
Cormorant (c) 2009 Aileen Urquhart
White Bryony
Bottoms Up!
Aileen was trying out her new camera today, and a very common, easy to see bird, came & posed only a few feet from her new stonking lens. Hence, the first picture! Another was seen by a couple of people after lunch when it flew towards the main hide & perched in the open for several seconds. Apart from that the other bird of the day was a Kingfisher, which we saw from the Hotel hide in the afternoon and we also heard a Cetti's Warbler in the morning only. An Avocet flew up river during the afternoon; but other birds were a little thin on the ground because of the fairly constant drizzle. A chap was monitoring Bitterns for the RSPB for 4 hours. Apparently, there have been relatively few females seen this year, so there may not be so many breeding pairs on the Humber this year, shame!
Bottoms Up!
Aileen was trying out her new camera today, and a very common, easy to see bird, came & posed only a few feet from her new stonking lens. Hence, the first picture! Another was seen by a couple of people after lunch when it flew towards the main hide & perched in the open for several seconds. Apart from that the other bird of the day was a Kingfisher, which we saw from the Hotel hide in the afternoon and we also heard a Cetti's Warbler in the morning only. An Avocet flew up river during the afternoon; but other birds were a little thin on the ground because of the fairly constant drizzle. A chap was monitoring Bitterns for the RSPB for 4 hours. Apparently, there have been relatively few females seen this year, so there may not be so many breeding pairs on the Humber this year, shame!
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