Around the Ponds , looking for something Smew !!
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Cresswell Pond,
East Chevington,
Eurasian White-fronted Goose,
Goosander,
Jack Snipe,
Maiden Hall Lake,
Short Eared Owl,
Smew,
Tundra Bean Geese
A run up the coast last week starting at QE11 lake which was heaving with wildfowl , 10 Gooseanders (7 male) , and the redhead Smew was still around but more to the south end good numbers of Goldeneye also around I did not count everything it would have taken all morning. Next stop the east side of Ellington to have a look through the Whoopers (92) no sign of any Bewick but they where reported there later in the afternoon , I did have a colour ringed Whooper which till now I forgot to send in . On towards Maiden Hall Lake 2 Buzzards low over the new plantation, still huge numbers of Geese on the and at one stage the surrounding grass ,Pinkfeet , White-fronts, Greylag and some Bean Geese where noted but not counted ,3 Kestrel and a SEO in the distance. East Chevington was the next stop with three SEO being of note one sat on the steel pole for awhile but the news of Jack Snipe showing at Cresswell had me heading that way as it was now getting late in the afternoon , Snipe noted but well hidden , I got a few digi shots before the light went, another 2 SEO also here made a good end to the day.
Goosanders QE11 lakeSmew also QE11
Just a couple of lucky shots as it stretched
PD4 amongst the Whoopers it has probably already been recorded but I will still send it in.
Short -Eared Owl East Chevington one of three
Jack Snipe Cresswell pond
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