Whimbrels and a Shag doomed to die

   
It's nearly all videos in this post as I only took the P1000 out due to the wind and rain at East Haven on Thursday, it did clear up eventually.

Note, yet again I found a bird with fishing line tangled around its feet, unfortunately it was still able to evade capture so I couldn't remove it. The last time this happened I wrote to the Sea Angling Clubs......none replied. I think given the lack of constituency voting for the Greens that people don't think it's worth saving the planet long term. Why should I care I'll be gone by the time it happens, I don't have kids and my step-grandkids  have been told it's up to them to save their own skin!

Whimbrel at Hatton, click here      3 Whimbrels at Hatton, click here  

Yellowhammer male near East Haven, click here   Skylark at East Haven, click here  

Male Reed Bunting, click here     Female Reed Bunting, click here  

Red-throated Diver at Hatton     Shag with fishing line entangled around its leg and tail

Whimbrel at East Haven

One of three Red-throated Divers at Hatton

Skylark at Hatton

Cute bunnies for women I know.......