Showing posts with label Linnet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Linnet. Show all posts
Saturday, 12 October 2013
Landguard
Dad and I went to Landguard in the afternoon. Highlights were Ring Ouzel, Whinchat, Wheatear, Red-throated Diver, Common Scoter, Reed Warbler and Redwing. Full update and pictures coming soon.
Sunday, 23 June 2013
Isle of Mull - Day 5
Target Bird - Crossbill
On the Wednesday, it was something that we always do when we come up to Mull, and that is have a guided tour with Bryan Rains - Wild About Mull. This is a fantastic day out, were Bryan takes you around the south of the island looking at Mull's birds and wildlife. There fantastic!
Before we even got on the tour, we had an Otter swim past our hotel, which was fantastic. This was our first Otter for Mull this year.
On the Wednesday, it was something that we always do when we come up to Mull, and that is have a guided tour with Bryan Rains - Wild About Mull. This is a fantastic day out, were Bryan takes you around the south of the island looking at Mull's birds and wildlife. There fantastic!
Before we even got on the tour, we had an Otter swim past our hotel, which was fantastic. This was our first Otter for Mull this year.
Bryan picked us up, and then the other guests. We got the Sea Eagle on the nest, then we got another Otter.
We then got another White-tailed Eagle, which soared right over us.
We then got to the Golden Eagles nest, and we were treated to both birds sitting on the top of the hill. Here's 1!
At Carsaig, we picked up a Wood Warbler.
We then moved to the stores, to get lunch, picking up a pair of Hen Harrier on the way. We got to the stores, and we picked up at least one Crosssbill to go onto the year list, where it was chipping away in the trees. We'd already seen Razorbill, Cuckoo, G-N Diver, Common Tern, Stonechat and Whinchat and Eider..... the list gets longer and longer!
We got to Fidden, where we got Whimbrel, Linnet and Mountain Hare. The, I plunged onto a Tree Sparrow in a stony area. Not great photo's, but still Awesome!!
Here's the Whimbrel and Linnet.
Happy Birding!
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