Saturday, 13 April 2019

Brading

Birding's had to take a back seat for the moment - for me anyway. But the coming week looks more hopeful for another wave of migrant birds to arrive at our shores - if the forecast lives up to it.


LRP at Brading NR early this morning. Also a fly over green sandpiper was my first of the year. As was a common sandpiper a couple of days ago. Not much else of note there.. 
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