Friday, September 16, 2011


Dorney

On an early-evening walk at the wetlands, I just caught sight of a black-tailed godwit taking off from the overgrown island near the main-path hides. It flew over the south bank and was seen a bit later on the common, again foraging restlessly among lapwings and starlings.


A small number of yellow wagtails could just be seen with the cattle, while back on the wetlands a single churruping skylark rose from the grass and a Cetti's warbler sang in the distance.

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