Northbrook, Ludwell Valley, Exeter
A walk along the brook from Ludwell Lane to Topsham Road after work was well worth it. On site were 1 Water Rail, 1 White-throated Dipper and a minimum of 6 Grey Wagtail. I’ve said this before but it amazes my that such good birds survive here. I couldn’t find any Green Sandpiper though.
Woodbury Common, Devon
A quick look until dusk in the hope of the Hen Harrier was unsuccessful but I unintentionally flushed a single Jack Snipe and had 3 Eurasian Woodcock in flight at dusk.
Birding and other wildlife in East Devon and beyond. As often as I can but not as much as I would like.
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There is almost always a Green Sandpiper on the short stretch between Lethbridge Road and Ludwell Lane - try standing at the bridge on Woodwater Lane and look North it is there 99% of the time unless disturbed.
Thanks Martin. I did have a super quick look there too but no sign. Unless it was hidden away?!
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