At Freshwater West there were 2 Gannets riding the air currents above the waves. From the dunes a pair of Choughs and a flock of c20 Linnets flew overhead. Walking over the dunes I passed 5 Stonechats, a small group of Meadow Pipits and more Linnets. Heading back to the car park I found my first Wheatear of the year, perched on a bramble bush next to a Stonechat.
Sunday, 30 March 2014
Stackpole Court and Freshwater West
Before leaving to go to Freshwater West I heard news of a Great White Egret at Stackpole Court. So on our way to Freshwater West we stopped at Stackpole to see if it was there. When I arrived, there was only a short walk before the Great White Egret came into view. It was roosting in a dead oak tree opposite to were I was. Conveniently, there was a Grey Heron on the other side of the tree, so you could clearly compare the size of the egret.
At Freshwater West there were 2 Gannets riding the air currents above the waves. From the dunes a pair of Choughs and a flock of c20 Linnets flew overhead. Walking over the dunes I passed 5 Stonechats, a small group of Meadow Pipits and more Linnets. Heading back to the car park I found my first Wheatear of the year, perched on a bramble bush next to a Stonechat.
At Freshwater West there were 2 Gannets riding the air currents above the waves. From the dunes a pair of Choughs and a flock of c20 Linnets flew overhead. Walking over the dunes I passed 5 Stonechats, a small group of Meadow Pipits and more Linnets. Heading back to the car park I found my first Wheatear of the year, perched on a bramble bush next to a Stonechat.
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