15th October 2017 – Walberswick National Nature Reserve

I managed to get in an early walk on a gloriously sunny and warm day on our last full day in Suffolk.

I was really hoping to get a photo of a male bearded tit but the only small bird I could see in the reeds was a reed bunting (the first this week).

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I then had quite good views of a kestrel which was often mobbed by small birds.

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On the beach there were lots of ringed plover which were very difficult to pick out amongst the pebbles, but wonderful to see in flight.

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There were redshank too.

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On the pools, as well as the ringed plover, there were dunlin and the first grey plovers of the week.

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And then right at the end a bearded tit (but not unfortunately a male).

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Click below for gallery of this morning’s photos.

 

 

 

 

 

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