Natural World
Wednesday 15 May 2013
Saturday 11 May 2013
Tuesday 16 April 2013
A large number of dead sea birds have been washed up on Par Beach and other places along the South Cornwall Coast presumably as a result of the chemical discharges at sea.
I, and others have been collecting them for examination by Falmouth Marine School. This morning I located bags containing some 40 birds that had been gathered yesterday.
At high tide this morning a sweep along the beach produced another twenty They were mainly Guillemots and Razorbills but there was one Gannet and an unidentified Gull/Tern.
One lucky? Guillemot was found alive and taken away by a lady from Tywardreath to be passed to the RSPCA.
I, and others have been collecting them for examination by Falmouth Marine School. This morning I located bags containing some 40 birds that had been gathered yesterday.
At high tide this morning a sweep along the beach produced another twenty They were mainly Guillemots and Razorbills but there was one Gannet and an unidentified Gull/Tern.
One lucky? Guillemot was found alive and taken away by a lady from Tywardreath to be passed to the RSPCA.
Thursday 11 April 2013
Monday 8 April 2013
Wednesday 3 April 2013
Images of one of the two Spoonbills at the Walmsley Sanctuary today and a passing Buzzard. Also making an appearance but distant were a Sparrowhawk, Merlin and Peregrine.
Interestingly there was only one wader in the reserve, a Lapwing, but on the estuary there was a flock of 58 Black-tailed Godwits.
Meanwhile on Par Beach this evening the place was buzzing with Wheatears.
Interestingly there was only one wader in the reserve, a Lapwing, but on the estuary there was a flock of 58 Black-tailed Godwits.
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