Tuesday, 23 May 2017

Woodchat shrike - Brading

It was found in the morning (MB) but a few of us initially dipped it. I went back this evening and it surfaced again, perched up for a time. Al joined me and got to see it too. Nice.
[New Bridge/looking west from the embankment f/p].




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