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Friday, 2 November 2012

More WAXWINGS in!

Up to 6 WAXWING were in the Sallyport area

  Mid-morning and I was vtalking to Martin outside the Coop, when Ren called to say that he had 2 WAXWING in front of his bedroom window at Sallyport. I rushed up there and found 3 birds feeding in a Holly Bush. They stuck around for 10 minutes and headed off low just around the corner. When I relocated them, there was 4 WAXWING! By now more birders were arriving and all 4 birds showed at very close range in the Sallyport area.


 

 


 


In the morning sun, they looked superb
 

I'm sorry about all the pics, but if they are there tomorrow, you can be sure that there will be more images
 
 
Unfortanly the Chough was picked up dead this morning on Peninnis by the lighthouse. It looks like crows have killed it by the battered head.
 
 
 
One of the 1st winter female Ring-necked Ducks must of had a ding-dong with the other 2 Ring-necks on Tresco Great Pool and decided to return to the safety of Porth Hellick
 
 
There have been up to 11 Whooper Swan at Porth Hellick for 12 days now. A few days later they were joined by 6 Greenland White-fronted Geese
 
 

 
This Red-throated Diver spent two days, 31/10-1/11, showing very well just off shore at Town Beach Looking over Mr Freestone's shoulder
 
 
 

While this freshly dead adult Great Northern diver was found by Ren on Porthcressa Beach
  
Male Brambling at Content
 
 

Great band to listen to. Fat Freddy’s Drop is a New Zealand seven-piece band from Wellington, whose musical style has been characterised as any combination of dub, reggae, soul, jazz, rhythm and blues, and techno. Originally a jam band formed in the late 1990s by musicians from other bands in Wellington, Fat Freddy’s Drop gradually became its members' sole focus. The group gained international recognition in 2003 after their single "Midnight Marauders" was re-distributed by record labels and DJs in Germany. The group has toured Europe nearly every year since then. The first studio album by Fat Freddy’s Drop, Based on a True Story, was the first independently-distributed album to reach first place in New Zealand record sales directly after release in 2005, and is the highest-selling album by a national artist in the country's history

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