Saturday, 9 March 2013
Quick Visit To RSPB Reserve, Belfast
Weather today even worse than yesterday, Rain and more
rain! I paid a visit to the RSPB Reserve at the Harbour Estate this afternoon. The Reserve is just about to have a massive
refurbishment and will be closed for 2 months.
However they are staring with replacing one of the outside hides first
so that anyone can still see birds, 7 days a week, 52 weeks a year. They have cut down numerous trees around the
Centre already and the number of small birds that were on the open ground and within
my close view were enormous. There were
Chaffinch, Goldfinch, Greenfinch, Coal, Blue and Great Tits along with Reed Bunting all jostling for a place on
the feeders. Robins, Moorhens and Blackbirds were below the feeders. On the
water, there were all the usual Gulls, Coots in abundance, Shelduck, Shovlers, Teal and Mallards. It was lovely to see the handsome Lapwings with their
crests up. Some Godwits and Curlews were
feeding on the grass on the other side of the Reserve.
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