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Turnstones are pretty common and very tame all around the Hurst / Keyhaven area.
Turnstones are pretty common and very tame all around the Hurst / Keyhaven area. This bird was feeding on the sea wall, so I didn't even have to lie down to get level with it. #photo #Keyhaven
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My last Wheatear of the Autumn. Possibly of the Greenland race.
My last Wheatear of the Autumn. Possibly of the Greenland race. #video Originally shared by Peter Jones https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxRaYhfJXEA&feature=autoshare
Spent a couple of fairly quiet seawatching sessions at Hurst recently.
Spent a couple of fairly quiet seawatching sessions at Hurst recently. Very few seabirds other than a trickle of Med Gulls. Keyhaven has been pretty quiet too with just a Merlin of note. Closer to home, at least 3 Stonechats have returned to local farmland west of North Baddesley. These are a very welcome sight as a mixture of habitat loss and bad winters had pretty much wiped them out in much of the surrounding area. #Hurst #Seawatch