However there are vast areas of mud, which is drying out.
There were good numbers of Lapwing, Snipe and Redshank together with Golden Plover, Dunlin, Shoveler, Water Rail, Teal, Grey Heron.
A Kingfisher sat for a while on a branch on the island before flying to the back of the reserve.
A single pass by a Sparrowhawk scattered the birds for a short while but it was not long before they resettled





1 comment:
Lovely pics, I especially like the Snipe and Water Rail, what a good sighting of the shy bird. Linda
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