Whilst taking photos of the Willow Warblers at East Lane on Saturday, I spotted in the corner of my eye something peering at me, it was the lovely little PIED FLYCATCHER perched on a branch to my left.
Sunday, 18 August 2013
A good end to the week at East Lane
After the Wood Warbler had left East Lane sometime Wednesday evening, it left me a bit flat, but things soon cheered up when my first sightings of WHEATEAR of the coming Autumn season on Thursday.
Two more turned up on Saturday
Supporting cast a double jointed MEADOW PIPIT
Decided to look for CORN BUNTINGS but in their usual place there were two Kestrels were hunting, so I scanned the corn and there they were hiding (spot the bird!!!)
Monday, 12 August 2013
Wood Warbler at East Lane
2nd visit to WOOD WARBLER
Thanks to Mark Cornish I have seen my first
Wood Warbler
this year at East Lane, very mobile and distant
Saturday, 10 August 2013
Distant photo's of ROLLER at Horsey
Popped to Horsey to see the ROLLER, as I have never seen one, we found it but it was never close.
Couple of flying pics, not sharp but Roller's look good in flight
Wednesday, 7 August 2013
My 1st PIED FLYCATCHER of the year
Popped down to East lane to try to see the
PIED FLYCATCHER
was still there, she was a very shy at first but after she got used to me she showed quite well.
Tuesday, 6 August 2013
Monday, 5 August 2013
WADER FEST in SUFFOLK
Last week saw a mass invasion of waders to East Suffolk Coast, also loads of Little Gulls.
Minsmere
In this photo are 3 SPOTTED REDSHANKS, 5 DUNLIN, 2 GODWITS and 2 CURLEW SANDPIPERS
CURLEW SANDPIPERS
Dunlin, Spotted Redshank, Godwit and Curlews Sandpiper
Young REDSHANK
WOOD SANDPIPER
Very hard to spot!!
LITTLE STINT
with Dunlin and Spotted Redshank
SANDERLING on Groynes near Sluice
LITTLE GULLS
Wilford Bridge Melton
COMMON SANDPIPER
GREENSHANK
BOYTON RSPB
LITTLE RINGED PLOVER
GREEN SANDPIPER
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