Tuesday, 17 July 2018

Tern Time

Some photos taken at Scurdie Ness on Monday while a small southward transit of terns seemed to be on the go. Many birds progressed along the coast briefly fishing as they went, a mixture of Sandwich Terns with some juveniles and a few Common Terns, but mostly Arctic Terns. Also in the mix a few others seen at Scurdie and the Lurgies including some distant shots of the male Ruff on Sunday which couldn't be found on Monday.



Arctic Tern


Caught another sand eel


Juvenile Black-headed Gull, looks more advanced than others I've seen


Common Sandpiper, Lurgies


Common Tern, Scurdie Ness


Some of the 40 Goosanders in a group near Scurdie Ness, seen from the roadway


Blue Tit juvenile


Green-veined White Butterfly


Kittiwake


Redshanks at Scurdie Ness, looks odd to me, photo with my Tamron lens


Ruff male at the Lurgies which was never close in iffy light


Far out in grey cloudy light


Ruff


Sandwich Tern juvenile with its parent in the next photo


Sandwich Tern


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