scary-canary
Canaries forever... and i'm not always scary, some
I'm using firefox on Bt and Portland works fine for me. Have you tried a different browser?
Chris
Chris
I'm using firefox on Bt and Portland works fine for me. Have you tried a different browser?
Chris
Hi Hen Harrier Here I'm Coming Down For A Holiday In Dorset With My Wife, We Intend To Visit Arne Is There Much Chance Of Seeing A Dartford Warbler, Or A Late Hobby Perhaps. Maybe You Could Give Us Some Ideas About Arne Or Any Other Site As We Have Not Been To This Neck Of The Woods Before. Thanks In Antisipation For Any Ideas Coming Down 12th September For A Week.
Longham Lakes 7 Sept 2011
Visit for a couple of hours this morning.
2 Juv Arctic Tern hunting off the West shore of the large lake.
Plenty of Sand and House Martins feeding over the water.
Maybe as many as 10 Chiffchaff along the hedges, also 1 Whitethroat. 3 Reed Warblers still hanging about. 1 Yellow Wagtail flew over calling and heading west (to join the cows in the Hampreston fields?).
Sparrowhawk being mobbed by Corvids and the finale a Juv Hobby hunting over the East shore just as we were leaving.
Also spotted, at last, a Chris Parnell. Nice to have met and chatted Chris.
Ray and Pat
And the barnacle goose
Where's the Buff-breasted Sand that's on the bird map guys? Looks like I'm coming down your way at the weekend.
We are about to release an injured Red Kite in the Verwood area, Wessex Bird of Prey Rescue have had this bird for approx 8 weeks. It was recovered by a fisherman after being attacked by Herring Gulls in Mudeford (between Bournemouth and Christchurch) unfortuantly the whole tail was broken on recovery. We would normally have repaired the tail by 'Imping' a new one in but a lack of Kite feathers meant we had to force her into a false moult. We would normally release where found but in this case due to the aggressive Gulls in the area we are going to release her in Verwood as we have seen a few flitting around, hope to get some release photo's and will put them on later.
jon
wessex bird of prey rescue
Pictures in the Daily Echo tomorrow (Wednesday).