Monday, 9 October 2017

Headon WhD

Ring ouzel x 2 flocks over. Plus a few on the deck. A probable Woodlark was seen and heard; compact and stubby jizz; but it flew east hugging the coastline. Could have done with it calling more and it being closer.

 
 
And late afternoon visited Brading NR. The glossy ibis was still present. Also a merlin was over the marsh.
 
 


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