Thursday, 18 August 2022

Holiday - Red Tailed Shrike

Day 1 (17th) travelled up to Doncaster.

Day 2 (18th) went to Kilnsea wetlands first and then Bempton Cliffs RSPB to see the Red-tailed Shrike, which showed quite well at times; a rare that's been there some time (since June?). 

Evening: Completed the journey up to Scotland; Stirling University. 


Lanius phoenicuroides - Red-tailed Shrike (Turkestan)

 
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