A much slower day yesterday with a lot of distance covered with very little seen over the course of the day.
A Common Redstart was seen along the Penninis Trail first thing - one of my favourite birds.
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Common Redstart |
The Spotted Crake was again showing to a couple of metres along the boardwalk through Lower Moors.
The Blue-winged Teal was roosting at Porth Hellick with a Grey Wagtail present toward the back of the pools.
Three Swallow wheeled over the lake and four Chiffchaff were seen at various points during the amble.
A flight view of the Blue Rock Thrush was all I could manage on the walk around Penninis Head in the late afternoon.
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Stonechat |
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View from ISBG Hide Lower Moors |
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More artwork created by students from Five Islands School |
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