Although still busy I have managed to get out on a few occasions to make sure the camera is still working. There have been a few special moments
The 'all to common' garden predator feasting on a young Wood Pigeon she had taken from the feeding station.
A much more interesting unusual visitor has been showing very well from time to time.
The Great White Egret....what a bird!
Whilst this Little Egret is always present in good numbers,
Eclipse plumage....?
A splendid Whimbrel in Whites Creek
...and on Pagham Spit several Wheatears making a stopover before flying South
On one evening hundreds of Hirundines alighting on the temporary fencing on Norton Spit,,,just a few here
One of the Sand Martins catching flies over the harbour 
The Lagoon has been very successful this year for breeding Great Crested Grebes 
....and a few of the regulars.
So that's August...and now for the Autmn migrants!!
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