The Brent Geese were out in force but no doubt thinking of flying back to Russia.
Culver was extremely quiet, with a few Meadow Pipits, plus the usual corvids and gulls. A lone Skylark was singing, pretty early for that I would have thought.
Tuesday, 19 February 2013
Brent Geese
I hadn't been out birding in ages, for a variety of reasons, so as I had an unscheduled day off my temporary job and it is spring-like for February I headed to Seaview and Culver, where I met up with my friend Bob, another birder who I hadn't seen in ages.
The Brent Geese were out in force but no doubt thinking of flying back to Russia.
Culver was extremely quiet, with a few Meadow Pipits, plus the usual corvids and gulls. A lone Skylark was singing, pretty early for that I would have thought.
The Brent Geese were out in force but no doubt thinking of flying back to Russia.
Culver was extremely quiet, with a few Meadow Pipits, plus the usual corvids and gulls. A lone Skylark was singing, pretty early for that I would have thought.
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