My
final shot from the Arundel WWT trip was of this reed buntings nest -
taken on the boat trip. My next trip was to Chichester - so regular
readers will be expecting these guys in a few pictures - at the
budgie aviary in Priory Park.
My
first two pictures were of the budgies pecking about at what must
have been recently added nesting material or food, both in a hanging
tray and on the ground. I then focused on a couple of individuals
that appeared to be as interested in me as I was in them.
This
final shot from my trip is of a noisy lil fella who ducked out of
sight when I raised the camera after previously chattering away
crossly at me as if to say 'my turn, my turn!'
I
was doing the washing up the day after my trip, when I glanced up and
spotted a stranger bird sitting on the fence - assumedly a bedraggled
sparrowhawk...
Finally
- good news from yesterday, after the stormy gales swept through our
county - HERE.
I hope no birds were hurt by those gale winds, but that's a nice aerial view of Arundel.
ReplyDeleteits just of the WWT reserve itself - or part of it - its the first turn off the initial 'robin' path if you go clockwise. (on the far right is 'almost' the bewick enclosure- just past the diving seabird area)
ReplyDeleteWell, it's nice to get an idea of where you go walking all the time. Maybe there are more overhead views.
ReplyDeleteprobably on google earth, lol!!
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