Originally posted on Alan's Ramblings:
On our way home from our Norfolk Birding Weekend, Helen and I couldn’t just drive past Frampton Marsh – a reserve that we’ve visited a good many times previously and enjoyed so much! The weather has been oppressively-hot all weekend, and once again today it was up around 30°C on arrival at the reserve. If anything it felt even… Continue reading Frampton Marsh – 15 Jul 2018
Originally posted on Alan's Ramblings:
The second day of our Norfolk Birding Weekend took us on a return visit to Cley Marsh, about twenty miles Eastwards along the North Norfolk coast from Titchwell Marsh. And if Helen and I had though it was a hot day yesterday at Titchers, well today was even hotter still! 30°C at around 11am, with no breeze whatsoever. Phew!… Continue reading Cley Marsh and Titchwell Marsh (again!) – 14 Jul 2018
Originally posted on wadertales:
It’s usually a good day if you see a Spotted Redshank in Britain or Ireland. How about a flock of 60? On 27 July 1975, I was fortunate to be part of a Wash Wader Ringing Group cannon-netting team that caught 60 Spotted Redshanks at Terrington, on the Lincolnshire border of Norfolk. When we fired the nets, we knew that there… Continue reading Fewer Spotted Redshanks
Originally posted on SANTA MONICA BAY AUDUBON SOCIETY BLOG:
Young Brown Pelican (L. Loeher 7-22-18) Parking was jammed on Pacific Coast Highway and in the park’s car lot, an early indication that we were part way through yet another week – or longer – of triple-digit temperatures. The beach was crowded; surfers covered what few waves leisurely rolled in. At 11am our car claimed it… Continue reading Fall Migration Begins – Malibu Lagoon, 22 July, 2018
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