Tuesday, 27 September 2016

St.Catherine's Firecrest

Tried St.Catherine's point AM

Two kittiwakes, a 1st winter and adult, flew west. LLBB gulls milling about. But not much to write home about.

Walked along the old blackgang road and heard some firecrests. Managed some views but too dark in the canopy for a decent pic. So got some audio instead. Also tried rocken end but not much there.





Yesterday at Brading 1 hobby was seen chasing hirundines. But bridge pools quiet.


Alba 'pied' wags usually drop in this time of year. At least four about the garden and on the neighbouring roofs.

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