Winters end.....
With February drawing to a close the weather seems to have settled down a bit and today, although overcast was dry and cold with the wind not as strong or as bitter as forecast.
I spent five hours walking around the reserve and it was magical...
73 Common Snipe and 2 Jack Snipe off the upper marsh were the best records of the day.
On the beach was the first dead sea bird that I have found which was a Gannet it appears to be an adult, not long dead although the left foot was missing?
Gannet, I've just realised how dreadful the picture looks |
The powerful bill says it all for this master fisher |
Despite all the storms so far this winter its remarkable that this is the first bird I've found, the rough weather will have had a negative affect on the feeding abilities of the Auk family amongst other.
This afternoon I put out some traps at home and ringed two Starling and two Robins.
Then I returned to Pembrey to sit out hoping to see some nocturnal wildlife, the result was two Foxes, and One Badger as well as the expected Rabbits.
This afternoon I put out some traps at home and ringed two Starling and two Robins.
Then I returned to Pembrey to sit out hoping to see some nocturnal wildlife, the result was two Foxes, and One Badger as well as the expected Rabbits.
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