Showing posts with label Cuckoo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cuckoo. Show all posts

Monday, 10 May 2021

Mondays Fling.













My short visit to the ranges this week started with a 'fling' the collective noun for a group of Whimbrel feeding amongst the Dandelions and long grasses behind the target butts. On the point a Cuckoo was doing a recce for the next potential foster parents nest. But with the gusty wind blowing hard most of the birds such as this Sedge Warbler where keeping low in the reed bed. My migrant highlight of the day was a group of 5 Swifts hawking the marsh my first for the year.

 

Saturday, 18 April 2015

Spring has Sprung.



This was my first visit to the ranges for the month of April. The summer migrants have started arriving. Whitethroats, Wheatears, Sedge & Reed Warblers to name but a few were seen and heard during my walk. But my favorites of the day was The Cuckoo and Little-Ringed Plover. And how pleasing to see some Avocets.

Saturday, 12 July 2008

cunning cuckoo.


This cuckoo was sitting by the youth camp.