The
previous post was short and sweet as I have been busy bird watching thankfully . I have been spending some time at
Marazion , lunch time and evenings watching the reserve. The
Whimbrel numbers are building up but I am yet to see them on the reserve. Thursday produced 9 White Wagtails with three more coming in off the sea, new arrivals I presume. The highlight of the weekend was the
Savis Warbler at
Marazion and thanks to John
Swann who put me onto it and informing me of its behaviour. I arrived about 5.00pm Saturday afternoon and stayed on until dusk, the
Savi's showed just after the sun dropped below the horizon and gave good views for a couple of minutes, this is when you realise the benefit of good optics. See information on the
Savi's Warbler here
Savi's Warbler (Locustella luscinioides)
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