an early Blackcap at Birling |
Corn Bunting at Birling. Not the bunting one hopes for at Beachy |
Whinchat at Birling, the only one seen in two late September visits (with no redstarts of flycatchers either how poor is that!) |
Seven Sisters heading for Dieppe |
Beachy Head lighthouse and Peregrine (small dark speck) on the left of the chalk stack |
Wheatear at Long Down, just 3 were seen |
excitable Jackdaws and other corvids behind Cornish Farm, maybe one of the Peregrines was around |
roadworks East of Birling, the old road surface has been completely removed |
North Thames Herring Gull A6GT |
Canada Geese over Birling Gap |
presumably the Cuckmere flock, there were about 400 |
most landed in the fields behind Cornish Farm |
Seaford Head and the Seven Sisters |
Stonechat |
Belle Tout Lighthouse |
Yellow Wagtail, one of three with cows behind Cornish Farm |
a sky full of birds, but on this occasion only corvids were seen. Later a Hobby was seen up with them but it seems doubtful it would have caused a scare? |
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