Another selection of digital images taken mainly in Sussex before I started a blog. These are for the second half of 2009.
Mediterranean Gull at Rye Harbour on 4 July |
juvenile Mediterranean Gull at Rye Harbour on 4 July |
Green Sandpiper at Pett on 4 July |
very young Ringed Plover on Southwick Beach on 12 July |
and proud parent |
Black-tailed Godwit on Sidlesham Ferry on 18 July |
approaching full-sized juvenile Ringed Plover on Southwick Beach on 20 July |
a bit on the large size to be brooded! |
Spotted Redshank at Pagham in 15 August |
Melodious Warbler trapped at Whitbread Hollow on 22 August |
note appearance of a steep forehead |
and left wing appearing longer than the right |
Reed Warbler at Beachy Head on 23 August |
American Black Tern on Farmoor Reservoir (Oxfordshire) on 29 August, a rare twitch outside Sussex with Martin Casemore |
Pied Flycatcher at Beachy Head on 30 August |
Spotted Redshank at Pagham on 6 September |
Whinchat and Wheatear along the sea wall at Thorney on 6 September |
early attempts at digiscoping were not that successful |
Long-tailed Tit at Thorney on 6 September |
Firecrest at Beachy Head on 10 September |
Yellow-legged Gull on the Adur at dusk on 21 September |
House Martins near the cliff edge at Beachy Head on 26 September |
Chiffchaff at Beachy on 26 September |
Glossy Ibis from the North Wall at Pagham on 26 September |
Pectoral Sandpiper on Hayling Island on 26 September |
those I''d seen recently had been distantly at Pulborough so it was nice to see one as well as this. |
Tawny Owl at Beachy on 17 October |
Lapland Bunting on Pagham North Wall on 31 October |
it was exceptionally tame |
Black Redstart on a beach hut roof at Lancing on 8 November |
local Herring Gull A6AB on the Adur on 15 November |
Jersey Greater Black-backed Gull C on the Adur on 21November |
Whooper Swans roosting on Ivy Lake on 22 November |
light not ideal for photography even if the subject is |
leaving roost |
Long-eared Owl roosting at Stump Bottom on 22 November |
Herring Gull A4AH at the University of Sussex, where it was ringed, in late November |
Grey Phalarope at the entrance to Pagham Harbour on 28 November |
it didn't linger |
Grey Phalarope at Amberley Wildbrooks on 6 December |
this one gave amazing views |
House Sparrow at our house, 18 December |
on our old gutters, 19 December |
Water Pipit at Coldwaltham Sewage Works on 20 December |
gull on the Adur on 24 December, identified at the time as a Yellow-legged it seems to be at the more interesting end of the spectrum |
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