This morning worked out good for me with Abi having a long exhausting bike session yesterday, she seemed reluctant to wake up early this moning and I had been out and about and got back just as Sue was giving here her favourite breakfast - a bacon sarnie.
I'd already had my cornflakes, earlier, and had to look on in envy.
The tide was more
obliging but it was quite a dull damp day and it turned quite wet later on.
Birds:
1st up was a Sparrowhawk soon followed by a Great White Egret to augment the many Little Egret here.
Many lively Redshank, quite close, in the briny pools left by the tide.
2 Knot and a Turnstone were here also.
A long, long way off,
inaccessible across the saltmarsh were 1000's of Waders resting on
the sea shore.
Others birds seen during the
day were:
Cormorant, Mallard, Shelduck, Curlew, Coot, Moorhen, Greylag Goose.
Mute Swan, Meadow Pipit, Skylark, Oystercatcher, Herring Gull, Black Headed Gull....and many too distant to ID.
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