Beddington Farmlands, 17th February 2017
A ringing
session by myself on Hundred Acre was a real disappointment for the first
couple of hours or so, by which point I’d only caught singles of Wren and Dunnock, but all the wading around in sewage was suddenly made
worthwhile when a Water Pipit
appeared in one of the nets! Bingo! I had been hoping to catch one of these but
wasn’t expecting it in the middle of a rather sunny morning. Hopefully I will
catch/re-catch further Water Pipits in the future, perhaps leading to some
interesting data. Also about was a Green
Sandpiper, a Cetti’s Warbler,
four Shelducks and a couple of Reed Buntings, including a singing
male.
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Water Pipit |
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Green Sandpiper |