I'm
on a roll,
I'm on a roll this time!
I feel my luck could change.
Kill
me, Sarah
Kill me again with love,
It's gonna be a glorious day.
and back in the saddle as hoped!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eu5LGa028Wk
Harking back to the Post of Tuesady and more particularly the in flight
there was something of a 'follow-up' which we feel sure most of our diligent readers would have noticed. Close to the end of the clip comes a 'calling' Wader which we were 'almost' happy to call
Otherwise, embarking on a far better day than Christoph threw at us the day before, we were rather hoping that he may have sent something our way? We didn't have to wait long as we scanned the most westerly stubble field, which goes under the name of Mash, where stood a small gaggle of
It was a most welcome start but about to get better as just on a whime we stopped at the 'Sign of the
(Mr Merry)
where had we not stopped we would not have recorded a second species for the
on the Solar Panels and quiet numerous this winter beofre arrival at the
Gravel Pitwhere there were but c3 birds all
TUFTED DUCK(male centre)making for a hat-trick ofFirst's for the Property this Year.
A little dull on the way to the Sewerage Works where once again there was no signs of
Black Redstart or Siberian Chiffchaff, but a loanCOAL TIThad us avoiding a 'blank'!Only a single (looking south)
CORMORANT
on the rejuvinated water meadows along theMOORS RIVER
looking north before wallowing in the sirus skyscape across the Moorlooking rather like a Whale's rib cage but nothing more than ourfavoured Rare BreedSHETLAND