Some photos and video of the two Spoonbills and a juvenile Curlew Sandpiper I found at the Lurgies on Wednesday. I'd gone on the off chance that a missing Cattle Egret from Strathbeg might be in the field with the cattle, it wasn't but I suppose if there are cattle on the north bank, the ground there is also suitable.
Spoonbill video, click here Spoonbill catching flounders, click here
Pink-footed Geese, click here Curlew Sandpiper, click here
Canada Goose juvenile, click here for colour changing bird video
3rd calendar year Spoonbill at the Lurgies on Wednesday September 9th in company with a 1st calendar year bird
A distant but just within record photo limit Curlew Sandpiper (in some light)
In the shade of a large dark cloud
Pink-footed Geese, around 80 birds were moving around with some preening in the ditch at Miss Erskine's Bank
What looked like a very black Canada Goose which later was found to be a rich dark brown on the back and a lighter brown on its flanks which I think means it's a young bird and perhaps the one I'd mentioned on the blog before
Adult Canada Goose from the Lurgies path
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