I had a short visit over to the Isthmus today just to catch up on the nest situation, with no improvement in the weather I wasn't expecting much activity. It was a nice surprise to look up at the Nuthatch nest hole to find them feeding young.
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Nuthatch leaving nest with faecle sac, both parents were doing a good job of keeping the nest clean |
The Chaffinches were still hanging around but there didn't seem to be any nest activity,
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Male chaffinch. |
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So I grabbed a ladder and had a look at the nest, it was empty, and no sign of any young having been in it, so I presume the eggs had been predated.
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The sandpipers are back on the Isthmus, both birds were about, this one just about to lift off. |
And here is another pic from the other day at Hodbarrow
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Two Canada Geese flying in with 8 male Eiders as a backdrop. |
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A big thank you to everyone for looking in and leaving their comments, much appreciated, Gordon.