Sunday morning walk through some of Southampton’s city centre’s open spaces.
City Parks.
Another Cuckoo.
Today I got a closer view of a Cuckoo while walking in the New Forest.
Below is a link to the Cuckoo post of the bird I saw last week.
One in-flight – I missed myself photographed by my brother Simon.
Reed Warbler.
Reed Warbler Titchfield Haven.
Under the Bridge.
Around the docks. Southampton. Street Life
Avocets.
Like clock-work.
Sanderlings have a distinctive run/walk this is partly due to only having 3 toes on each foot, they are missing the hind toe. They run like wind-up little clockwork toys.
Coot family.
Sedge Warbler.
In summer, the Sedge Warbler a medium-sized warbler can be found in marshes, reedbeds and wetlands. they can be spotted singing from reeds or willow trees often perched high up. It is said that males never sing the same song twice, adding new phrases to impress females.
Back to the airport.
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Moorhen family.
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