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Above - Good local patch birds, Whinchats...
A few of the lads were suggesting an easterly this morning but up here it was just a SSW1. Dull and overcast.
At Seaton Point a Whinchat was nice with 4 male Stonechats and further along a family of 1 male 1 female and 2 juvvy Stonechats brought the total to a respectable 8 birds.
1 Whitethroat was the only other migrant seen but a Great Spotted Woodpecker flying high N, was a good bird here as they are barely annual...
A Stoat crossed the road near the caravan site.
2 comments:
Great Whinchat pics Boulmer :)
Great picture of the Whinchat on the grasses.
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