Tuesday 26 November 2013

Garden hide turns up trumps, and Twenty Buzzards in one Field

If you've got the room, I really think a garden hide pays divs. A female Great-spotted Woody has been coming in for about a week now, so forecast as the best day of the week, today I decided to give it an hour. (Pics on Flickr, link on right)
After an hour of getting some of the best Woody shots i've got, I popped off up the Old Roman Road to take advantage of the sunshine. Pretty quiet on the high downs this morning, loads of Buzzards worming with Lapwings, but alas the Golden Plovers have moved on. Couldn't find them anywhere.


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