

A very pleasant evening stroll produced plenty of birds including the first Common Teal krikkand of the year together with 14 Whooper Swans sangsvane. A juvenile White-tailed Eagle havørn, a Peregrine vandrefalk, a flock of 60 Purple Sandpiper fjæreplytt and a Eurasian Woodcock rugde were the other noteworthy species. The overwintering Rock Pipit skjærepipilerke also still present.
A single Common Guillemot lomvi on the sea was the first for a while - there seem to be very few auks around in general this winter.
No passage noted over the sea, but didn't really look.
2 comments:
that winter wren is SOOOOO CUUUUUTE!! you need to post more pictures of that little guy!
GrrlScientist
For more pictures of this bird see here:
http://www.naturalbornbirder.com/gallery/wren.php
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