Tuesday, 12 April 2016

Common sandpiper at Brading this evening. Plus a scattering of wheatear (8), greenshank (3), blackwit (7)



Distant - common sand with a blackwit


Long tailed tit - I'd been trying to photograph one for a while without much success - always seem restless, but this one arguably posed 
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