May 14th, in glorious weather I went to Knepp the stars undoubtedly were the Storks despite what hard core birders think I am for the conservation and introduction.
Knepp White Stork |
Other birds added to my year list were Turtle Dove and Garden Warbler.
May 21st I headed back to Thetford Forest for a couple of days mainly to twitch the Great Reed Warbler which I have only seen when in eastern europe.
Great Reed Warbler |
Barn Owl |
A visit to Weeting Heath there was a couple of Stone Curlews, and in the evening at the back of the campsite at least 6 Nightjars were churring and showing well and a couple of roding Woodcocks.
On the 22nd a Caspian Tern was found at Hickling Broad, a reserve I haven't been to before. I managed a distant view just before it took off and was not seen again till the next day.
Caspian Tern |
The 30th May took me to Sandwich in Kent for the Eleanora's Falcon another lifer. Whilst there a Red-footed Falcon and up to 6 Hobbies.
Hobby and Eleanora's Falcon |
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