From Friday 11th September
After seeing the waders overlooking Morecambe Bay I moved to the visitor centre & the main part of the reserve.Here there were good numbers of
Teal &
Wigeon but the main area I focussed on was the woodland area.Coming back from one of the lakes I saw a bird in the distance at the top of a tree which I couldn't decide what it was.I got a couple of pictures before it flew off & from them I could see it was a
Spotted Flycatcher a bird I've only had a glimpse of once before.In the woodland the star was the little
Marsh Tit with a supporting cast of
Coal,Blue &
Great Tit & a couple of
Nuthatch.N.P.
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| Spotted Flycatcher |
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| Marsh Tit |
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| Coal Tit |
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| Blue Tit |
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| Great Tit |
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| Nuthatch |
Nice one with the Marsh Tit.
ReplyDeleteI used to see them regularly at Knaresborough but I don't go there now , and they are a rarity for me these days.
John
John
Thanks John I was pleased to see the Marsh Tit not a bird I get much chance to catch up with. N.P.
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