Avocet Chicks
After the persecution these Avocets encountered a few years ago at the hands of egg collectors and the heavy rain of last summer there was no better site today than umpteen avocet chicks feeding around the lagoon.
Sunday, 18 May 2008
After the persecution these Avocets encountered a few years ago at the hands of egg collectors and the heavy rain of last summer there was no better site today than umpteen avocet chicks feeding around the lagoon.
Previous Posts
- Little Egret, Two Tree Island
- Osprey and Montagu's Harrier, Wallasea
- Gunners Park, Shoeburyness
- Wakering spring arrivals
- Wheatear, Hyde Park
- Wallasea
- Whimbrel or Curlew?
- Nightingale, Benfleet Downs
- Shag, Southend Pier
- Firecrest, Kensington Gardens
ABOUT
The Dartford Warbler is the blog of brothers, Matt and Paul Bruty, originally set up to share each others' birding exploits from Essex and the London area respectively. Reports from elsewhere will appear from further afield when we're lucky enough to get away. Occasional posts will also appear from Louise (Sister in India), John Bruty (Dad in Essex) and anyone else who feels like joining in.
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