A first winter Waxwing
Some of the crowd looking for the slaty- backed gull at Rainham Marshes
The Mistle Thrush was not to pleased with the Waxwings having all its berries.
Saturday, 15 January 2011
Harrier and Waxwings
Started at the Ingrebourne Valley and had a good year tick with a Marsh Harrier over, but the pull of the Slaty -backed gull got to much, so went to see if it was still there with the other 700 birders but no luck. Myself and Martin Redfern done a quick circuit to see if we could locate the gull some where else after looking for it on the tip for 2 hrs but no luck. Then got home and Dave the beard had found 32 Waxwing in sainsbury carpark in Hornchurch, so I went back out again.
A first winter Waxwing
Some of the crowd looking for the slaty- backed gull at Rainham Marshes
The Mistle Thrush was not to pleased with the Waxwings having all its berries.
A first winter Waxwing
Some of the crowd looking for the slaty- backed gull at Rainham Marshes The Mistle Thrush was not to pleased with the Waxwings having all its berries.
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