Staines Reservoir
A quick trip over to the reservoirs where a possibly new Grey Phalarope had once again made an appearance onto the south basin. This time the weather is stunning, a crisp morning with blue skies and a radiant sun, a real contrast to Saturday and the weekend in general.
The bird was closer in this time, and with the improved weather, the views were much more favorable. A single Black Tern had lingered on while passerines included three Yellow Wagtail, plenty of Meadow Pipit, and a Skylark. Around a 100 House Martin were feeding over the causeway that disappeared with a quarter of an hour of arriving.
Two Goldeneye and four Wigeon were also present.
The bird was closer in this time, and with the improved weather, the views were much more favorable. A single Black Tern had lingered on while passerines included three Yellow Wagtail, plenty of Meadow Pipit, and a Skylark. Around a 100 House Martin were feeding over the causeway that disappeared with a quarter of an hour of arriving.
Two Goldeneye and four Wigeon were also present.
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