Monday, 5 September 2016

Ginst, Angle and Ginst again...

Things are picking up once again as Autumn arrives. Patchworking at Ginst on the 28th August was rewarded with a smart female/imm Marsh Harrier quartering the saltmarsh and a Black-tailed Godwit.

A break from patch on the 3rd I met up with Dave Astins and Jason Moss for a look around Angle Bay. Conditions were very poor but despite this we tallied up a nice selection of waders at Kilpaison. Including: 2 Bar-tailed Godwits, 10 Knot and 8 Turnstone, 6 Curlew Sandpipers and a Little Stint, the latter a Pembs tick!
1 of the 6 Curlew Sands. at Kilpaison 
Back to Ginst the following day. Not the numbers of waders seen at Angle but still a nice selection: 6 Knot, 5 Turnstone, c150 Dunlin, c200 Ringed Plover, and the highlight, a smart juvenile Curlew Sandpipier- its that much better when you find one on your own patch!
Knot
Ginst Point Curlew Sand.




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