If you have been following my blog for a while you will
remember I visited Hersey Nature Reserve before and if you wish to see how
different my finds were on the 19 September and 10 December, you can find them
in archives under those months. Although
there were not many birds on this occasion, it gave me the opportunity to
really study the lone Lapwing.
Shelduck
Coot
Just look at my 'bubbly wrapped' feet!!
There was one more species of bird I found at Hersey Nature Reserve which I was very excited about and I wonder can you guess which species it is? I will give you a clue! I have seen it before at Hersey.
Thank you for visiting and look in tomorrow to see if your guess is correct.
Many thanks for leaving comments on any of my blog.
another lovely series Margaret; the lapwing is my fave'
ReplyDeleteI love seeing all of the details on your birds, it is fabulous. This little Coot has feet larger than mine ;-).
ReplyDeleteThis one's feet resemble some seaweed. Great pics!
ReplyDeletelove the coot feet. lapwings are so pretty as are those shelducks.
ReplyDeleteOh yes, the Lapwing, superb.
ReplyDeleteLove the call of the lapwing.....so nostalgic!
ReplyDeleteLove the crest and the irridescence on the lapwing's plumage. Gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images.I love all the diversity in God's world.
ReplyDeleteI have to agree on the Lapwing!
ReplyDeleteLapwings....and the all their varieties are such beautiful birds. They are so unique looking. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI love the Lapwings.. I seem to miss them when they are spotted around here. And the Coots feet are so weird. Great shots.. Enjoy your weekend!
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful photos. I especially like the Shelduck -- it's an unusual, beautiful bird.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know the Coots had feet like that, have only seen them in the water. Nice Lapwing shots. Love the crest--very stylish!
ReplyDeleteA great selection of birds there Margaret - love the Lapwings. Well done on getting the snipe shots in today's post too :)
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