
After seeing my photo of the
Slimbridge Lesser
Scaup on
Gillian's blog, I felt that I was wrong to just throw it onto my external
hard-drive back-up. I thought I'd share it with my followers!



Kane had to work so Gillian,
Ciaran and I spent all day around the reserve seeing the
Bewick's, the
Whitefronts, the Bitterns and the captive species including the superb Wader Aviary where you can be in the same space as Black-winged Stilt,
Avocet and
Redshank. This is also the enclosure where the Spoon-billed Sandpipers will be kept in the summer months....a return trip is in order!
A great trip and it was very interesting to see Kane do his
Bewick's Swan feed under floodlight which was a first for me!
Happy New Year to my readers!
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