However, the most intriguing and perceptive reply came from a Mrs Trellis of North Wales who simply said....'It's never a Willow.....'
SLIMBRIDGE WWT:
17.9.11 Buff-breasted Sandpiper & Dotterel © Alex Rhodes, many thanks still present on site today |
Alex has not been able to master the club paper reporting slips so is sticking with YouTube for the time being:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cMgoNNLp8iM LITTLETON WARTH: J Martin
WeBS this morning: 62 Canada Goose, just 1 Shelduck, 4 Wigeon, 12 Teal, 58 Mallard, single Cormorant, 45 Ringed Plover, 65 Dunlin, 41 Curlew, 1 Whimbrel, 35 Turnstone, 90 BH Gull, a Herring Gull, 7 Wheatear and 90 Meadow Pipit.
NEW PASSAGE-NORTHWICK: W King, B Lancastle
70 Teal, 1 Little Egret, 15 Oystercatcher, 9 Ringed plover, 3 Curlew Sandpiper, 87 Dunlin, 2 Curlew, 67 Redshank and a Black Tern.
SEVERN BEACH: W King, B Lancastle
17.9.11 Shag this morning, off shaft rocks © Brian Lancastle, many thanks an Avon 'description' species.....but it seems churlish to ask.... |
17.9.11 Shag © Sarah Loaring, many thanks sometimes the Severnside seabirds come in quite close........ |
17.9.11 Renault Laguna © Paul Bowerman, many thanks the white splodge on the concrete just before the car.... ...is the Grey Phalarope....we think.... |
17.9.11 resting Gannet © Wilf King, many thanks |
Others: singles of Manx Shearwater, Gannet, Sanderling and Grey Phalarope.
PORTBURY DOCK: CJ Stone
At least 1 Manx Shearwater, 35 Ringed Plover, 7 Knot, 85 Dunlin, 1 Curlew, 18 Turnstone and 2 adult Mediterranean Gull.
CLEVEDON COAST: P Chapman
3 Teal, 1 Avocet, 40+ Ringed Plover, 20+ Knot, 3 Curlew Sandpiper, single Bar-tailed Godwit and 10 Turnstone.
A Hobby seen at nearby Kingston Seymour.
BARROW TANKS: CJ Stone
8 Common Sandpiper, 7 GBB Gull and a Kingfisher
Barrow Tanks 16/9/11: CJ Stone
40 Cormorant and a Little Stint last night
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