Sunday, 18 November 2012

Learning to Fly - Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers

The early bright sunshine, clear blue sky and light frost was all too much of a temptation so my plan for another day clearing out and logging on was forsaken for a wander. The cemetery produced more of the recent same, Great, Blue and Long-tailed Tits, Chaffinch, Blackbirds plus single Jay and Great Spotted Woodpecker while most at Radipole were of an airborne type.
I don't recall any aircraft ever flying so low over the reserve, an estimated 8 to 1000 feet, and the subject of conversation with other encountered along the way.
Also on the wing were a number of 
COMMON SNIPE and
somewhere in the region of 50
GADWALL. 
and so to the final run of South American birds, at least for the time being, it is hoped that in a few short weeks there will be an endless supply!
SAFFRON FINCH
SCARLET IBIS
SHINY COWBIRD
SQUIRREL CUCKOO
THREE-TOED SLOTH (this is not a BIRD!)
TROPICAL MOCKINGBIRD
WOOD STORK
YELLOW ORIOLE

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