Wednesday was spent on the coast. There were Oystercatchers in the car park. We shared cars to a nearby reserve, where we saw a new bird for the classes: a Grey Phalarope. After checking for other birds we went back to the cliffs. Here, a Redstart was the most unexpected bird.
Oystercatcher
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Grey Phalarope
Ditto
Cormorant
Grey Partridges
Birds about to be Ringed
Checking the Marks on a Goldfinch wing
Joan Releasing a Goldcrest
Different Sizes of Rings
Checking the Fat on a Robin
Song Thrush
Wren
Female Brambling
Blackcap
Chiffchaff
Record Shot of a Redstart
On Thursday we caught up with last week's postponed location, which we visited again on Friday. The Bearded Tits are getting harder to find, especially in Friday's breezy conditions.
Female Bearded Tits
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Male Bearded Tit
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A Pair of Bearded Tits
Bearded Tits
Black-tailed Godwit
Ditto
Curlew
A Golden Plover among Lapwing
Reed Bunting
Immature Female Peregrine
Ditto
Water Rail
Ditto
Ruff in Flight
Stonechat
Stonechat
Small Copper
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