Oare

Oare



Yesterday saw a quick trip down to Oare Marsh in Kent. Arriving early we enjoyed a quartering and a with a pair of along with the usual waders, Egrets and ducks.

We heard a calling in the distance and eventually picked it up sitting in the trees by the farm where it continued to call throughout our visit. Reed and Sedge Warblers were very noisy along with a calling to round off a decent trip. We then decided to try North Foreland in the hope we might jam on yesterdays Rose or find one of our own but failed on that front but did get some nice views of the breeding Fulmars here.

On the way home a Pink Starling was reported at Cliffe so we took the short diversion only to dip again but here’s hoping we jam on one soon as this mini invasion continues.

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Reed Warbler
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Singing in the Reeds
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A Reed Warbler warbling
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Reed Warbler at Oare Marsh
Fulmar

 

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Brian Anderson

Brian Anderson

Essex Birder using the blog as a diary of my trips around the country chasing birds. Enjoying the places it takes me and the people I meet along the way. Great to spend time with my Dad and brother as we chase our year lists and grow our life list in the process.

Brian Anderson

Brian Anderson

Essex Birder using the blog as a diary of my trips around the country chasing birds. Enjoying the places it takes me and the people I meet along the way. Great to spend time with my Dad and brother as we chase our year lists and grow our life list in the process.

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