Sunday, 14 February 2016
Wednesday, 10 February 2016
CIRL BUNTING
WE PAID A VISIT TO DAWLISH WARREN YESTERDAY TO VISIT FAMILY
SO MADE A QUICK STOP AT BROADSANDS FOR CIRL BUNTING.
THE WEATHER CLEARED BUT WE ONLY SAW 3 OR 4.
Saturday, 6 February 2016
MARAZION
We went to Perranuthnoe for the first time ever, looking for the Hudsonian Whimbrel.
We missed it so we consoled ourselves with coffee and cake from the cafe and
then on to Long Rock, Marazion for the Glossy Ibis.
| St. Michael's Mount |
| Dunlin |
| Dunlin |
| Glossy Ibis |
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| Great Black-backed Gull |
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| Herring Gull |
| Pochard |
Labels:
Dunlin,
Glossy Ibis,
Great Black-backed Gull,
Herring Gull,
Pochard
Sunday, 24 January 2016
A DAY AROUND THE ESTUARY.
HAD A GREAT DAY OUT IN THE WEEK WITH VISITS TO CARNSNEW POOL,
HAYLE ESTUARY AND HELSTON SEWAGE WORKS.
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| FIRECREST |
| CHIFFCHAFF |
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| GREY WAGTAIL |
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| RED-NECKED GREBE |
| SLAVONIAN GREBE |
| RAZORBILL |
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| CURLEW |
| COMMON SANDPIPER |
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| OYSTER-CATCHER |
| ROCK PIPIT |
Sunday, 17 January 2016
VISIT TO FALMOUTH
JUST A QUICK POST. THESE WERE TAKEN ON
A SHORT VISIT TO THE FALMOUTH AREA.
| BARNACLES |
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| BLACK REDSTART, fem |
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| GREENSHANK |
| KESTREL |
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| ROBIN |
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| SHAG |
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| WREN |
Labels:
Barnacles,
Black Redstart,
Greenshank,
Kestrel,
Robin,
Shag,
Wren
Friday, 8 January 2016
A SLOW START TO 2016.
A slow start for 2016 as we have all had the virus that's doing the rounds.
These were taken at Newlyn and St. Clements.
| Great Northern Diver |
| Great Northern Diver |
| Great Northern Diver |
| Kingfisher |
| Purple Sandpiper |
| Purple Sandpiper |
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| Rock Pipit |
| Spotted Redshank |
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| Turnstone |
| Turnstone |
Sunday, 6 December 2015
Is Plastic Fantastic?
I saw this unfortunate Cormorant a few days ago at Swanpool. The RSPB site says they do not (apparently), deal with injured birds, which I could maybe understand if it was an act of nature but this is a man made problem. The RSPCA said they were aware of the situation and were monitoring it daily! What do they think is going to happen? certainly the fishing line/net is not going to just fall off. Maybe they are monitoring how long it takes it to starve to death. Myself and Peter from the Swanpool Cafe did try to approach it but it moved further away. I'm sure that one of the professional organisation, with their expertise could manage to rescue the poor thing. Hopefully, it has now been dealt with one way or another.
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