Last weekend had a little break up to Yorkshire with my local RSPB group for a boat around Bridlington Bay but first stop was a evening visit to Frampton Marsh on route.
First thing that caught my eye was the impressive row of Sunflowers stetching from the vistor centre down to where the road ends an amazing sight.
Next stopped at the view points where had a couple of Green Sandpipers and a few Black-tailed Godwits and Little Egrets before heading down to the 360 hide for a closer view of the waders but before i got to the hide had a super Goldfinch flock of over 50 birds feeding on the thistles.
From the 360 Hide the waders numbers were just spellbinding with thousands of Godwits mainly Black-tailed, Hundreds of Dunlins and Ringed Plovers with good numbers of Curlew Sandpipers, Snipe and Ruffs showing really well.
Then ended the evening with a walk around the sea wall where I added two Yellow Wagtails and three Wheatears to end a lovely evening.
First thing that caught my eye was the impressive row of Sunflowers stetching from the vistor centre down to where the road ends an amazing sight.
Next stopped at the view points where had a couple of Green Sandpipers and a few Black-tailed Godwits and Little Egrets before heading down to the 360 hide for a closer view of the waders but before i got to the hide had a super Goldfinch flock of over 50 birds feeding on the thistles.
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| Goldfinch Flock |
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| Young Goldfinch |
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| Feeding Snipe |
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| Snipe in flight |
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| Moulting Ruff |
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| Curlew Sandpiper in evening light |
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| Dunlin in a flap |
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| Small selection of Godwit flock |
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| Small selection of Godwit flock in flight |
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| Small selection of the Dunlin and Ringed Plovers which is about a third of its actually size |
Then ended the evening with a walk around the sea wall where I added two Yellow Wagtails and three Wheatears to end a lovely evening.
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