On June 27th I made a visit to Cley marshes, Norfolk, where the UK's 75th Pacific Golden Plover was on show. No pics of this bird, but some youtube video was made available. Not an easy bird to identify, I take my hat off to whoever ID'd it.
(08-07-2012 19:24 )Cheesy Grin Wrote: [ -> ]July 7th 2012
Spent some time watching a pair of stoat at Flitcham Norfolk, great little animals, though you wouldn't want one up your trousers
(08-07-2012 19:24 )Cheesy Grin Wrote: [ -> ]July 7th 2012
Spent some time watching a pair of stoat at Flitcham Norfolk, great little animals, though you wouldn't want one up your trousers
Those pictures of above of the wildbeast and zebra getting attacked by crocodiles as they cross the river really put life into perspective if you're an animal. Real life or death situations virtually every second. Just making it to the next day seems like a miracle it seems. Really does put life into perspective.
Especially when we are sat here chatting about girls on a TV that means absolutely nothing at all.
Saw these two birds recently in Norfolk and Kent over the last couple of weeks...the first is a Bluethroat...stunning...not as stunning as Abbey B this morning though
Then this Dusky Thrush...the first one to be seen by a crowd in the UK since 1959, worth the trip to Margate, Kent