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Owen's Wildlife 2025 (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter Owene
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Enjoyable day out with clarkgriswold. Met him at slimbridge where the Bluethroat showed very quickly. There’s a lot that’s a bit sad about it returning to the same reed bed year after year and singing its heart out but it was still a lovely bird to watch. A couple of very close hares as well.
Nice looking around the other parts of the site Rich got a few year ticks and I got a British wood sandpiper. Very very close muntjac and distant Roe as well.
Walking down the hedged off edge of Frampton sailing club lake occasionally getting a glimpse of the water didn’t deliver big numbers of birds. Very very quiet but three hobbys up high and one common tern resting on a jetty. Thousands of teneral damsels drying out on the bushes.
306 bluethroat
307 hobby
20 brown hare
Photographed 239
Nice looking around the other parts of the site Rich got a few year ticks and I got a British wood sandpiper. Very very close muntjac and distant Roe as well.
Walking down the hedged off edge of Frampton sailing club lake occasionally getting a glimpse of the water didn’t deliver big numbers of birds. Very very quiet but three hobbys up high and one common tern resting on a jetty. Thousands of teneral damsels drying out on the bushes.
306 bluethroat
307 hobby
20 brown hare
Photographed 239
