A very pleasant sunny couple of hours at Whitlingham CP bumping into Jus while there.
I had gone because of reports that the long-staying Red-necked Grebe was nice and close - and I wanted to photograph it! That didn’t quite pan out but all was not lost because a lovely 1w Caspian Gull was performing superbly by the slipway ensuring I got some of my best ever photographs of the species. Despite a concerted effort however I couldn’t find a ‘heinei ‘ Common Gull which has been seen there.
The Red-necked Grebe was distant so I decided to walk around to the hide on the far side of Great Broad. It proved to be a bit closer from there, enough to get id-able photos anyway. 2 Little Egrets were feeding along the north side too.
Earlier Jus and I had walked uphill to the far end of the Lime Avenue to ‘scope the cathedral Peregrine on its platform on the spire. Desperate stuff for his Whitlingham yearlist!
Caspian Gull
Common Gull
Red-necked Grebe
Little Egret
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