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BS




Tuesday, May 11, 2021

Fly Flatts waders from the previous 2 years.

 No birding today due to circumstances beyond my control so I,ve put together a few of the waders present at Fly Flatts during the previous 2 years. Hopefully they will call in to see me this year even though there is very little shore.

                                    Best Dunlin count was 48 on 29th May 2019
                                      Sanderling always been an annual visitor
                                                      Ruff    2019


                                                      Dunlin





                                         What cracking birds Sanderlings are.

                                                 Ruff  2020

                                  Little Ringed Plover, very rare at Fly Flatts
                                        More Sanderling





                                      Ad and juv Ringed Plover.  2 reared 2020
                                       First flight for juv Ringed Plover

                                         Sanderling still in winter plumage



                                            more Dunlin

                                               LRP.

                                                juv Ringed Plover



                                               a belting Turnstone in summer plumage


                                   Turnstone in winter plumage or juv

                                                  Greenshank were common many years ago.

                                       1 of 2 Ringed Plover chicks


                                                       Redshank chick, all legs and feet.
BS.