Tuesday, 14 July 2015

Brading

Stopped at Sandown canoe lake first to check over any gulls but the only really noteworthy one was a lone LBBG that bathed and then headed off north.

On to Brading and parked up near the Yar bridge and walked to laundry lane. Nothing new of note really, but a pleasant walk. Saw a snipe again.



 


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