After the fairly evil weather of the previous day, we woke up early to a splendid morning, with the strong low sun giving a warm golden light. Sitting quietly in the boat, the birds came to me - either passing on the water , or (as in case of the Grey Wagtails) on the pontoon beside our boat. Whilst not much terribly exciting was seen this day (although I suspect that I shall never get as close to a Barnacle Goose again), photographically this was a real gem of a day for me. However, I found that my efforts with the Sand Martins were better during the extremely dull weather of the previous day.
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Coot (juvenile).
Canada Goose.
Coot (juvenile & adult).
Coot (juvenile).
Great Crested Grebe.
Greylag Goose.
Mute Swan.
Canada Goose.
Coot.
Pied Wagtail.
Pied Wagtail (juvenile).
Pied Wagtail.
Pied Wagtail (juvenile).
Great Crested Grebe.
Barnacle Goose.
Oystercatcher.
Sand Martin.
Sedge Warbler.
Great Crested Grebe (juvenile & adult).
Grey Heron.
Woodpigeon (juvenile).
Great Crested Grebe (juvenile).
Banded Agrion/ Demoiselle (female).
Banded Agrion/Demoiselle (male)
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