It was inevitable after so many great days that today would
be very quiet. With blue skies to start with and it clouding up in the
afternoon I hoped for some raptors but apart from a couple of obviously
migrating Kestrels during the day there was nothing special to see. In
Maridalen the farmer has ploughed the main Lapwing field. This has probably
ruined the initial breeding attempt of some pairs but I think they will try
again as it is still early in the season (and the pair at Kirkeby are still
mating and have yet to start nesting) and I also think that after it is seeded
that the field will be better for them but only time will tell.
I’ve made a start on my video editing from yesterday and first out is the Steller’s
Eider:
Also more pictures of said bird
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the black spot is a strange plumage trait of Steller's Eider |
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what is the point of the green growth on the nape? |
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