Friday, 29 April 2016

Reports of local migrant sightings early on today really inspired me to get out after work, so headed to Brading RSPB. Caught up with a lovely male Garganey. Also heard my first cuckoo.
Two common sandpipers and c30 swallow.




Garganey


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