Sunday 5th February a.m.
A cloudy start to the morning with a slow improvement and the sun finally coming out late morning with a start temperature of 3°C.On my way to Redcar Tarn I called at a spot that is well known to have
Peregrine and fortunately for me it was in residence eating its breakfast, a messy eater if you ask me, or maybe saving some for later.Then at Redcar Tarn good numbers of
BH,Common,Herring and
LBB Gulls with a flock of c200
Lapwings also in a nearby field.Walking round a
Dunnock was singing and nearby I was pleased to see a
Reed Bunting and with several
Chaffinch was a
Siskin a first for me here.This proved difficult to get a picture of as it was behind branches but after some patience it showed well for a few pics.Others here included
Robin,Jackdaw,Rook,Pied Wagtail, Meadow Pipit,Canadas,Tufteds and
Muscovy Ducks.
Nigel.
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| Lapwing |
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| Lapwings on the move |
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| Peregrine seen on way to the Tarn |
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| Siskin |
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| singing Dunnock |
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| Rook |
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| Pied Wagtail |
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| Common Gull |
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| Herring Gull |
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| LBB Gull |
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| Redcar Tarn 5/2/2017 |
Nice shots Nigel and great find with the Peregrine, well spotted.
ReplyDeleteThanks Dave, the Peregrine was in an expected spot.
ReplyDeleteNigel.