Friday 24 March 2017

Boiler Breakdown

Well it seems like lots f things are breaking down at the moment. Firstly this week it was the coffee maker (always a bad thing ... got to have coffee in the morning). Yesterday it was the central heating boiler. The good news is I can get some chores done, the bad news for you another blog post.


Danish Scurvygrass
(Cochlearia danica)
Although I expected some red on stalks



Y5H

Caught and Ringed Sandvatn, Iceland 08/2009
Observed Caerlaverock, UK 03/2011
Photo (above) Druridge Pools, UK 17/2017


Early morning, poor light. Lots of these (50+) Druridge

Highlights of the week included Sand Martins, increased numbers of Chiffchafffs, Sandwich Tern, Manx Shearwater and Water Pipit.



Amazing colours on this Meadow Pipit (almost Red-throated like).





Hairy Bitter-cress



Still hanging on 6 at burnmouth on Thursday (24th), plus Twite


Pacific Diver was missing for a few days before I spotted this. Turns out this is a Greylag goose. A report on DBCP and at Blyth proved to be inconclusive and so it is likely the Diver has simply headed off.

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