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| Rock Pipit |
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| Greenshank |
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| Hen Harrier (Male) |
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| Hen Harrier (Male) |
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| Hen Harrier (Male) |
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| Goldfinch |
Showing posts with label Hen Harrier. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hen Harrier. Show all posts
Saturday, 1 March 2025
Saturday, 29 October 2022
Seasalter
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| Purple Heron |
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| Purple Heron |
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| Purple Heron |
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| Hen Harrier |
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| Hen Harrier |
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| Hen Harrier |
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| Hen Harrier |
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| Hen Harrier |
Tuesday, 5 May 2020
Oare Marshes
The following two photos of the colour-ringed Black-tailed Godwit are to draw attention to the damaged left leg and swollen ankle. Whether the injury is a result of the colour-rings cannot be determined,
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| Hen Harrier |
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| Hen Harrier |
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| Hen Harrier |
Sunday, 26 November 2017
Saturday, 25 November 2017
Western Negev, Israel
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| Blackstart |
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| Bonelli's Eagle |
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| Bonelli's Eagle |
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| Brown-necked Raven |
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| Common Buzzard |
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| Griffon Vulture |
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| Griffon Vulture |
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| Hen Harrier |
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| Long-eared Owl |
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| Long-eared Owl |
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| Nubian Ibex |
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| Pallid Harrier |
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| Pallid Harrier |
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| Sand Partridge |
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| Stone Curlew |
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| Tristram's Starling |
Saturday, 20 November 2010
Eastern Sheppey
Reacquainted ourselves today (after picking up Bob Knight), with the Shellness and Capel Fleet area, arriving shortly before midday. It had been quite a while since we visited this area due to the usual time pressures, but what a great time we had, even though much of what we saw was fairly distant (particularly from a photographic perspective).
At Shellness, we enjoyed a flock of Common Scoter (40+), Great Crested Grebe (2), a hunting ring-tail Hen Harrier, several Marsh Harriers, Brent Geese (c10), Green Woodpecker (2), Short-eared Owl (1), Sanderlings, Curlews, Oystercatchers, Turnstones, a flock of Chaffinch (100+) concealing among them a single Brambling, though it was quite possible that we missed others as the flock was flighty and often out of sight!
Following a spot of light lunch at Leysdown we ventured on to Capel Fleet where we added Corn Bunting (40+), Common Buzzard (1), Green Sandpiper (1), Little Egret (1), Linnet (15+), Merlin (1) and further Marsh Harriers and another Short-eared Owl.
Short-eared Owl
Marsh Harrier
Hen Harrier
Brambling (with Chaffinch)
Oystercatcher
At Shellness, we enjoyed a flock of Common Scoter (40+), Great Crested Grebe (2), a hunting ring-tail Hen Harrier, several Marsh Harriers, Brent Geese (c10), Green Woodpecker (2), Short-eared Owl (1), Sanderlings, Curlews, Oystercatchers, Turnstones, a flock of Chaffinch (100+) concealing among them a single Brambling, though it was quite possible that we missed others as the flock was flighty and often out of sight!
Following a spot of light lunch at Leysdown we ventured on to Capel Fleet where we added Corn Bunting (40+), Common Buzzard (1), Green Sandpiper (1), Little Egret (1), Linnet (15+), Merlin (1) and further Marsh Harriers and another Short-eared Owl.
Short-eared Owl
Short-eared Owl
Marsh Harrier
Hen Harrier
Brambling (with Chaffinch)
Oystercatcher
Wednesday, 27 October 2010
Terça-feira (Tuesday)
Cabo De Sao Vicente: Short-toed Eagles (9), Booted Eagles (7), Griffon Vultures (88), Balearic Shearwaters (6), Serins (6), Chough (70+), Blue Rock Thrush (1), Great Bustard (1) and Hen Harrier (1). Quinta Da Rocha: Osprey (1), Raven (2), Steppe Grey Shrike (1), Hoopoe (4), Stone Curlew (2) and our only Swallowtail butterfly of the trip.
Steppe Grey Shrike
Crested Lark
Short-toed Eagle
Hen Harrier
Booted Eagle
Sardinian Warbler
Griffon Vultures
Great Bustard
Great Bustard
Chough
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