Either
another form of heron or an egret of some sort was wading to the left
and came out clearer being white rather than grey. You can also see a
couple of gulls gliding past.
I
walked back past the trumpeter swan family - still busy preening.
Next, here is another info-board. I have not actually spotted one of
these gadwells, I don't think - perhaps next trip - or perhaps I did
and did not notice them.
I
will look out for one of these fellows - but have not as yet spotted
one back home. I wandered past the open-air feeder station on the
reedbed walk as nothing was happening on this trip, but inside the
woodland hide there were 4 tits. I spotted great tits, blue tits,
march tits and coal tits on this trip.
I like those wide shots with the giant bushes in the background, especially the one with the swan sticking his neck up in the air.
ReplyDeleteum... thats not a swan, its an egret or a heron!
ReplyDeleteOh, okay. I saw the super-long neck and thought it was a swan.
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