Wednesday 23rd April: Arctic Terns + Little Ringed Plovers

Published by Port Meadow Birding the Wednesday, April 23, 2008 at 3:02 PM in _2008_Jan_Jun. 0 comments. Permalink.
warm, sunny spells, light breeze. Lots of migrant interest at present, it's a real purple patch.

On the floods: 2 ARCTIC TERNS still present, 2 LITTLE RINGED PLOVER early evening, 2 dunlin in summer plumage, 6 ruff with some males now starting to grow their ruffs, 1 grey heron, a few teal and the odd widgeon and shoveler.

OXB: 1 COMMON TERN chased off by the two arctics.

In corridor between river and floods: 1 WHITE WAGTAIL, no sign of the blue-headed wagtail from yesterday evening, 1 PEREGRINE over briefly at lunch-time, 3 YELLOW WAGTAILS

In Burgess Field: 2 COMMON WHITETHROAT (OXB), 2 GRASSHOPPER WARBLERS reeling late evening.

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