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| The bird even managed to continue feeding whilst surrounded by birders |
After that, the visit to Climping was a bit of an anti-climax, very few birds about in an increasing easterly wind.
Thursday, 25 October 2012
Just Deserts
Due to a posting on SOS by William Reid just about every Sussex birder got to see the most obliging Desert Wheatear - a big thankyou from me. I turned up at Splash Point in Worthing and by the amount of people present it was obvious the bird was showing well. A very confiding bird that showed no fear of humans. Another lifetime tick and some superb shots - makes up for the lean times of late.
After that, the visit to Climping was a bit of an anti-climax, very few birds about in an increasing easterly wind.
After that, the visit to Climping was a bit of an anti-climax, very few birds about in an increasing easterly wind.
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Great shots of a very confiding bird. The last one I saw many years ago at Reculver beach.
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