Thursday, 3 September 2020

Pallid Harrier

A juvenile Pallid Harrier was found by the RSPB warden (Keith) yesterday (02/09) at Brading Marsh and I got a chance to connect with it this morning, as did many others; smart bird.


Recent juvenile Bar-tailed Godwit at Browns GC Sandown.

1cy Pallid Harrier soaring high up over Fatting Marsh nr Brading (04-09-20) 



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