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| Black-tailed godwits |
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| Black-tailed godwits |
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| One of the two greenshank |
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| greenshank |
What next...curlew sandpiper anyone..?
Local and worldwide wildlife adventures. Drone cameraman to TV's Nigel Marven. Dedicated Nikon user. Follow me on Twitter @chardbirder and Instagram: www.instagram.com/chardherper/. All images on this Blog are copyright of the Owner/contributors and cannot be used without written permission. All views expressed are my own. Translation to other languages available at the end of the page.
Thursday, 16 August 2012
Wader Fest!
Any wader at Chard res is going to be pretty good (for the res) and today there has been a minor 'fall'. I visited early this morning and had very little indeed, just a single green sandpiper and two common sands but by late morning it was a different story... a couple of juvenile black-tailed godwits (only about the eighth record for the res) had appeared rapidly followed by two greenshank! The greenshank remained distant but the godwits came to about 80ft away.
Apologies for the quality of the video - particularly the greenshank, as it was quite distant.
What next...curlew sandpiper anyone..?
What next...curlew sandpiper anyone..?
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