A New Tick for my Local Patch. A Couple of Curlew Sandpiper at Killard Nature Reserve.
Juvenile hall crescent beach, I awoke early and chose to go Killard Nature Reserve. As my dog is the heat that I chose not to take them with me. In retrospect, a excellent thing. I was really in tension to find the gray plover, for bringing back a small piece of beach again during the last six years. Usually, between 23 and 28 August. So it looks backward. There were many reports of them in England last week, so I was crossing my fingers. The weather was quite heavy showers and windy. I went home in the rain and by the time I was Killard is brilliant. It was a lot Wheatears the world over. I Wheatear Oenanthe Oenanthe has seen between six and Killard Strangford. Then I went to the extent that the Plover I have to at least six other stones. Ben went to the beach Derg and the tide was right out. There were many Fantastic Black-backed gulls on the coast. There was also a small flock of waders, which were mainly ringed Plover and some of the Alps on the beach corridor along the fill up. When on my way to the beach I have a child and two ringed plover wading birds. I immediately noticed the white hull of the two waders. Juvenile hall crescent beach in running away flew around and landed on the beach. Juvenile hall crescent beach. How to get out of the light in the privileged than photo was dark and was suddenly in a minute with the pouring rain to see. So in the course of the day I went and got some more shots. Unfortunately at this time there was no dog walkers and a few after a while it was flying. It was the fact that the Grey Plover was nowhere in sight. Child Youth crescent beach crescent beach sprinter sprinter sprinter crescent beach juvenile