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.
Saturday, 31 August 2013
THE top wader spot in the southwest!
Without a doubt Black Hole Marsh at Seaton has really shown what an amazing place it is for catching migrant waders in the UK. It has to be the best place in the southwest without a shadow of doubt. As I write there are at least 16+ curlew sandpipers present as well as stack of commoner waders, the place is literally heaving with birds. I've personally never seen so many curlew sands in one place and the following video is dedicated solely to these wonderful little waders:
and some pics...
Curlew sand: R. Harris
Curlew sand: R. Harris
Curlew sand: A. Grinter
Black-tailed godwit: A. Grinter
Sparrowhawk: D. Helliar
Curlew sand: D. Helliar
Little-ringed Plover: R. Harris
Yellow wagtail - not at BHM but on patch near Chard for a change.
D. Helliar
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