firstreesjohn
Well-known member
Not too shy at all !
I may have misspelled some of the above caption, as 5 Knot fed unconcernedly on the Salthouse Beach car park. 50 or so Snow Buntings mainly flew overhead, or perched inconveniently.
Below, too, can be seen, distantly, some of the Twite seen on the Eye Field (by the cattle pens) and across the Cley Beach Road, on the saltmarsh, today. Mark had heard them earlier and Steve made a thoughtful ‘phone call.
The snap was taken by the cattle pens; though I must say I don’t know why anyone should attempt to teach cows to write, nor how they could hold biros or the like in their hooves.
At least two of these were colour-ringed. It would be good if someone was able to ascertain the exact combinations.
With all the snow, many birds were in odd places.
It does, indeed, seem as if the green water pictured in yesterday’s post was caused by algae.
I may have misspelled some of the above caption, as 5 Knot fed unconcernedly on the Salthouse Beach car park. 50 or so Snow Buntings mainly flew overhead, or perched inconveniently.
Below, too, can be seen, distantly, some of the Twite seen on the Eye Field (by the cattle pens) and across the Cley Beach Road, on the saltmarsh, today. Mark had heard them earlier and Steve made a thoughtful ‘phone call.
The snap was taken by the cattle pens; though I must say I don’t know why anyone should attempt to teach cows to write, nor how they could hold biros or the like in their hooves.
At least two of these were colour-ringed. It would be good if someone was able to ascertain the exact combinations.
With all the snow, many birds were in odd places.
It does, indeed, seem as if the green water pictured in yesterday’s post was caused by algae.
