Showing posts with label Grey Phalarope. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grey Phalarope. Show all posts
Sunday, 17 September 2017
Grey Phalarope at Helston boating lake 17th September 2017
I went down to Helston today to take a look at the Grey Phalarope which has been at the boating lake for a couple of days.
Cracking little bird and one of many that seem to be "off-course" at the moment after the storms.
Didn't have to look very hard for it as it was in the small pool near the path from the car park.
Always nice to see these little waders!
Posted by Adrian Langdon at 19:42 1 comments
Labels: cornwall, Grey Phalarope, migration, wader
Thursday, 2 January 2014
Grey Phalarope
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This Grey Phalarope has been at Falmouth for a few days and as we had a break in the foul weather of late I thought I'd take a ride out there to try some shots.
So along with Ed Treverton we made a quick dash down to the south Cornish coast and luckily spotted it within seconds of getting out of the car. Seeing it was one thing but getting across the seaweed strewn rocks to be near it was another!
It was bouncing away merrily on a rapidly rising tide and that along with its constant head bobbing whilst feeding meant I made good use of the "Delete" button on my camera!
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Posted by Adrian Langdon at 21:15 2 comments
Labels: cornwall, falmouth, Grey Phalarope, wader
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