Hide
I popped to the hide before work and one of the Green Sandpiper was in front of the hide. A few Black-tailed Godwit, 7 Dunlin and a Stock Dove were about but not much else was on offer.
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| Green Sandpiper |
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| Green Sandpiper |
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| Green Sandpiper |
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| Black-tailed Godwit |
Viewing platform
A quick look produced 4 Common Greenshank and circa 40 Dunlin.
Black Hole Marsh, Seaton, Devon
I couldn’t resist a quick nip across to Seaton for the reported Wood Sandpiper. And on my third attempt this year I obtained awesome close views of a juvenile. I don’t know what it is about this Marsh but the Wood Sandpipers always show well. I bumped into Tim White who reminded me of a few years ago when there were 30 plus however last year there were no records. Also a showy Common Sandpiper was on offer.
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| Wood Sandpiper (Juvenile) |
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| Wood Sandpiper (Juvenile) |
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| Wood Sandpiper (Juvenile) |
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| Common Sandpiper |
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| Common Sandpiper |
Byron Way, Exmouth, Devon
I forgot to mention that my Common House Martin have fledged. I didn’t witness it but I believe 2 youngsters made their way out from the nest some time on Tuesday.
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