Another day and another ‘goodie’ is reported, this time a Yellow-browed Warbler at Greenland’s Farm, Studland. With literally thousands across the UK this autumn and Poole Harbour seeing its best ever autumn for this species in 2016 its no surprise one or two over-winter birds are being discovered. We received some worrying news of a photographer set up out in the open way too close to a well know Hen Harrier roost in Poole Harbour this evening. Can photographers and all wildlife watchers please consider the birds welfare when watching and enjoying the harbours rare and important birdlife, especially during the winter when energy levels and reserves are vital to birds survival.
Pintail, Wigeon, Shoveler off ‘the stone bench’ – Upton CP – Peter Moore
This morning’s Winter Safari Cruise was brisk to say the least, but that didn’t stop us from seeing…
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