George Garner
Well-known member
Hi Everyyone,
Our group spent a very enjoyable day at Filey Brig
and Filey dams yesterday, While we were at The dams we got talking to some fellows , who told us of Red Throated Divers in Scarborough. Not being a group to miss out on such a good bird when we were so close, we duly made our way there. The point I'm getting to, is that while we were scoping the diver we noticed Turnstones on the beach. There were at least a dozen Turnstones in amongst the Gulls and Pigeons, and they were easily holding their own vying for scraps thrown by the visitors. I had never seen this behaviour before and wondered, if this had been witnessed by anyone else.
While I recognise that all creatures will usually take the easy option, this seemed to me to be totally out of place.
Regards George
Our group spent a very enjoyable day at Filey Brig
and Filey dams yesterday, While we were at The dams we got talking to some fellows , who told us of Red Throated Divers in Scarborough. Not being a group to miss out on such a good bird when we were so close, we duly made our way there. The point I'm getting to, is that while we were scoping the diver we noticed Turnstones on the beach. There were at least a dozen Turnstones in amongst the Gulls and Pigeons, and they were easily holding their own vying for scraps thrown by the visitors. I had never seen this behaviour before and wondered, if this had been witnessed by anyone else.
While I recognise that all creatures will usually take the easy option, this seemed to me to be totally out of place.
Regards George