Showing posts with label Ring Ouzel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ring Ouzel. Show all posts

Thursday, 22 April 2010

Rouzels


A few days of persistent easterlies in mid-April and Ring Ouzels are almost guaranteed to turn up in good numbers. These two were on Sandy Heath, just opposite The Lodge. The male has been there for almost two weeks now, but the female was only present for the day.

Thursday, 24 April 2008

Why I love April...

Found this Avocet next to the busy A1 on Sunday...



Found up to 11 Ring Ouzels on Friday (this being a particularly scaly lady ouzel)...


On Sunday there was also a fantastic movement of Little Gulls...



Today someone found a singing migrant Wood Warbler at MVCP...


Yesterday was Arctic Tern day with about 90 at Broom alone...


Whimbrels moved on Monday, with this group of ten at Broom (yes, I know there's only five in the picture)...


So, April is great! Easterlies and scattered showers really makes for exciting birding in a land-locked county such as Bedfordshire. All the above has been in the last few days and it's still going on now with odds and sods still turning up. I'm off work tomorrow so guess what I'm going to be doing... ;o)

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