Shirley and I joined the Lakes Bird Club on the first walk of the season to survey the Sedgefield Oystercatchers. It was an opportunity for the two of us to go to a new area and make some new contacts. We made the long trek and landed in a spectacular place! There was a large group of interesting people that were gathered, and it was a good walk, and we managed to find a few nests. All in all a productive and thoroughly enjoyable day!
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Spot the nesting oystercatcher! |
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Not so easy to find! |
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A lion. |
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A whale bone, perhaps from a humpback. |
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To put the size of the blow-hole in perspective! |
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The underside of a washed up sea urchin. |
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A large octopus rescued from a shrinking rock pool. |
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A beautiful beach indeed! |
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