Curlews overhead.
The new green keeper on the golf course is doing a sterling job with the drainage.
A Stockport rarity. Little Ringed Plover
Northern Wheatear have been in good numbers this year at Woodford
Let me know when that tide's coming in won't you
Wednesday, 25 April 2012
Waders ahoy!
On my patch in recent weeks there have been some fantastic birds dropping in. Spring, I find, is the best time of the year for seeing birds you don't normally see on your doorstep. The quite impressive list includes, Redshank, Dunlin, Curlew, Oystercatcher, Common Sandpiper, (I did see it eventually) Little Grebe, Wheatear and Little Ringed Plover. The LRPs have dropped in and moved on again quite quickly but are a real joy to see when you catch them.
Northern Wheatear have been in good numbers this year at Woodford
Northern Wheatear have been in good numbers this year at Woodford
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Hi Adam
ReplyDeleteIs the Oystercatcher from Adlington?
You must start posting to WBW (World Bird Wednesday) its a great way to get to meet bird minded people form across the Globe
Dave