A quiet start today at Stithians which was a bit frustrating as the light was poor 90% of the time. As a result I did miss some pictures including the Marsh Tit and Coal Tit, no-sign of the Kingfisher. Onto Marazion a walk up to the Railway crossover produced nothing very quiet here also. Good views can now be had over the marsh from the seated area on the path to the old hide spot; the reed cutter has done an excellent job here. Returning to the other end of the Mrash (beach side) all hell broke loose. The swans decided it was time to commence fighting over territory and mates by the looks of things. Lots of photos but only a couple here. I was freezing and a bit of hail fell about 3.30pm so I bottled it and went home. Here are the pictures.
Reed Bunting at Stithians Southern cut off
Jay at Stithians Southern cut off
GS Woodpecker at Stithians Southern cut off
Tufted duck at Stithians Southern cut off
Coot from Stithians Stuart Hutchins hide
Swans, bad case of bullying! at Marazion
Swans: the squabbling continues at Marazion
Water Pipit? at the marsh edge
Reed Bunting at Stithians Southern cut off
Jay at Stithians Southern cut off
GS Woodpecker at Stithians Southern cut off
Tufted duck at Stithians Southern cut off
Coot from Stithians Stuart Hutchins hide
Swans, bad case of bullying! at Marazion
Swans: the squabbling continues at Marazion
Water Pipit? at the marsh edge
5 comments:
Hi Bob I see you have now started work as a War correspondent, Great set of photos.
Great shoot Bob.
John.
Yeah Water Pipit Bob
Well done.....
Excellent images Bob. Great action with the swans.
Ash
Cracking selection Bob.
Those swans really mean business don't they.
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