With July arriving at the end of the week and the temperature forecast to drop, a short break from the summer heat wouldn’t go a miss, especially if some rain can be provided too. We’re already seeing some more autumn movers with more Green Sandpipers turning up today with 1 at Coombe Heath, Arne and another at Swineham. Also at Coombe Heath a Hobby drifted over, spooking a roosting Nightjar on the heath. At Swineham a territorial Redshank pair were active and vocal near the footpath, suggesting they had young near by. An Osprey drifted north over Sandy Lane, Upton this morning and there are still 4 White-tailed Eagle in the Wareham Channel area, with several sightings from the Ham Common viewpoint throughout the day.
Common Redshank – Swineham – Peter Moore
Common Redshank – Swineham – Peter Moore
Green Sandpiper – Swineham – Peter Moore
Marsh Harrier – Swineham – Peter Moore
Beautifully calm today, especially for our School Bird Boat with 3 Great Northern Diver off the Brownsea north…
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