Another day of persistent and heavy rain showers saw us mainly Confined to Barracks save for a lull around noon when we hightailed it down to
LONGHAM LAKES
which seemed likely to be the best option for getting something in the can, with the first sight being c19 Little Egrets on the main island. Otherwise among something of a dreary mob was this male
which seemed likely to be the best option for getting something in the can, with the first sight being c19 Little Egrets on the main island. Otherwise among something of a dreary mob was this male
SHOVELER
hogging most of the footage along with a
female doing likewise and overlooked by a towering
GREAT WHITE EGRET
one of only 2 seen.
one of only 2 seen.
Poor group shots included a pair of Wigeon with Little Egret and
Little Egret, Shoveler, 2 x Greylags and a single Canada Geese
while this loan male WIGEON had not been as lucky as his mate above.
SHOVELER bathing and passing CANADA GOOSE
Finally, as we thought you to have had too much excitement already, the second of the
Finally, as we thought you to have had too much excitement already, the second of the
GREAT WHITE EGRETs
on the Hampreston water meadows just before being caught in the latest shower.
Homeward Bound!
on the Hampreston water meadows just before being caught in the latest shower.
Homeward Bound!
