Wednesday afternoon went to Tring reservoirs. At Wilstone
large numbers of sand martins were high in the sky along with a few
swallows and possibly a few house martins. In front of the hide a Canada
goose was lining her nest with down, plucking it from herself.
Work
progressing on the dry canal.
On past Tringford to Startop's End
reservoir where we were told one little gull was present; found it
with the black headed gulls although they were harassing it at times.
Noticed at a distance a pair of great crested grebe preforming their
courting ritual, interesting to watch. Stopped at the Bluebell Café for a
break by the grand union and then back to Wilstone passing Marsworth
reservoir. Here two oystercatchers seen in a cereal field and again was
told and saw three arctic terns with a few common terns. ( Arctic Terns
probably has the longest migration of all birds …..) Then back home for a
nice cup of tea and a hot cross bun.
Stewart.
Images Copyright : Stewart Dennis.
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