It was an extremly windy and overcast morning,
and as Russ and I trudged along the top of the
mountainous pebble beach towards the dank
wooden hide I thought we were going to be blown
off the edge. It felt like an hotel once we got inside
and we were able to see some Sandwich and
Common terns along the beach. Out at sea through
the telescope we could see many Gannets diving
from a good height. Back at the reserve we saw
the Pectoral Sandpiper feeding on one of the small
islands out from the hide at Denge. Not much happening
but we did see a Merlin and a Goosander.
Pectoral Sandpiper
Egret with stickleback
Young Marsh Harrier
Female Stonechat
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