Black Hole Marsh continues to hold a wonderful number of waders though a
sparrowhawk yesterday morning was making life difficult for them all before eventually flying off still hungry.
The stunning curlew sandpipers remain (still numbering 17!)
and a turnstone continues to find food under and around the walkway to the island hide
Lots of ring plovers
and dunlin are still close by the hide
including this very dark coloured one
and there were 2 little ring plovers close by too
This was a very vocal common sandpiper
and this beautiful black tailed godwit was asking to be photographed
A few yellow wagtails have been passing through though rather quickly
and finally cannot resist a few more curlew sandpipers
I think your photographs are stunning, keep up the good work. leso.
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