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Common Whitethroat |
We set out to Durlston at the early hour of 07:00 to try and see yet another Bee-eater and yet again we missed one. On the way back to the car, a Common Whitethroat was perched on a bush.
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Lesser Whitethroat |
The Lesser Whitethroat is different to the Common Whitethroat because of its greyer head and grey legs. Luckily, I managed to photograph this secretive bird.
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Siskin |
We were welcomed home by a Siskin on the feeders.
Joe, Don't worry about missing Bee-eaters, they are one of the harder Dorset rarities to twitch. But some do stay around & being based where you & Jol are, means you will see one in the next few years. It will be worth the wait.
ReplyDeleteSteve S
Thanks Steve.
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