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Pagham Birder: The Blog

A regular account of the birds seen mainly on and around Pagham Spit, the Lagoon and the North Wall plus other birding exploits from time to time.
Any news of interest regarding the ongoing erosion problems on Pagham Beach will, from now on, be shown on my other blog together with general beach photos.. Click on the link... Pagham Beach Blog on this page.

Wednesday, June 30, 2010

...back from the Hebrides!

Cornckake through a wire fencc!

Whooper Swan in North Uist

Twite on a bird table ...Coll

Dumming Snipe....North Uist..Balranald RSPB reserve.

Hooded Crow...Vatersay

...land of Corncrakes, Whooper Swans, Twite, Sanderling, Hooded Crows and drumming Snipe to name but a few! More images on my Flickr site

Pagham Spit has a nesting Oystercatcher and a pair of Swallows were inspecting the hide yesterday morning. Linnets seem to be doing well with about 10 pairs present. A walk to the North wall today produced a dozen Little Egrets ,12 Curlew, a Teal and a Pintail plus the usual Tufteds and Mallards. The reedbed however appears to be in a bad state with a lot of 'die back'...is this a disease or water pollution?
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