
Not a lot else happened and I had to content myself with the activities of one of the local Curlews - flying in....

And landing not far away......

Interesting watching a Curlew drink - a little bit must go down the hatch but most of the water trickles back out!

Everytime!

Curlews can swim of course!

And they keep themselves impeccably clean .



A quick flap dry before doing a disappearing act.

Nothing else doing, it was time to head South - if all went to plan I would have Goshawk and Firecrest on my yearlist?