The weather today
was looking allot more favourable for some more migratory action at the Farm!
The day started very slowly but the low cloud was creeping in on a NW to N
breeze. The corner was particularly chilly. Glen had a few Yellow Wagtail and a
male Wheatear on the mound behind my position. A Water Pipit was found on the
lagoons.
Even my crazy soul
eventually succumbed to the elements and I took a short walk down the hill to
join Glen and Swifty in slightly warmer climes. The action certainly got the
blood pumping with three small groups of Med Gulls migrating N over the North
Lake. The largest was a group of ten birds and seven and four made up the total
of twenty one.
This was the second
days movement of this species with a total of thirty nine birds who were all in
a big rush to migrate N. A second Swift of the year along with double figure House Martin, Swallow and Sand Martin made up the mornings hall of species!
Beautifully taken photo, loved the formation. What I like about birds is that they travel in a standard formation and are example for us humans.
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