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Contractors have started some coastal works on site so that will scare off some of the birdlife. Lots of terns diving into the sea today just outside the booms that have been set up. I'm useless at ID-ing terns, but I think they were common terns.
I've attached more pics of some of the birds I've seen whilst I've been out here. Ian |
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Agreed great pics, have you tried resizing them to 620 along there longest side before uploading?
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Despite the site coastal works there were plenty of common terns, BH gulls, LBB gulls and cormorants around. Didn't see any plovers today but a few grey morph reef egrets were about.
I've uploaded a few more pics of birds I photograhed along the shoreline before the dredger and excavators moved in (resized as per Merlin's recommendation) Ian |
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I'm pretty sure your pictured terns are Sandwich Terns (winter plumage).
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You got me thinking now, the head on your birds seems a bit delicate for Sandwich? did you get to see the leg colour of the Terns in your picture?
Caspians are big heavy looking Terns compare to Sandwich or Common did you manage to see these birds together ?
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