Monday 11 February 2013

Lunan Bay, high tide and big seas.

 A supply vessel going into Montrose Harbour on a stormy but busy day, three other vessels left the harbour just before this into a strong easterly.
Only these Sanderling and 19 Oystercatchers were on the beach at Lunan Bay today at high tide.

Kinnordy Loch, part frozen, part flooded, 22 species

A Brambling at the feeder station at Kinnordy.



Brambling, one of a couple of dozen.
Male Goosanders
Greylag Geese with a polar bear below them to the right, OK its a sheep!
Early Mute Swan courtship which was followed by a mating attempt
A jealous rival
The male Smew to the left of the Goldeneye looked to be getting the attention of a male Goldeneye and he wasn't being put off!
These Whooper Swans always announce their landing with much noise and splashing.
This Wren was trying to make a living in among the moss and also on the reeds.
Not so many Wigeon today but later I counted around 120 at Murton.

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