Showing posts with label Lunar eclipse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lunar eclipse. Show all posts
Monday, 21 January 2019
Monday, 28 September 2015
Eclipse & Garganey
Yesterday morning we were back on patch where there were a few migrants about. Perhaps the most obvious were the Pink-footed Geese with a flock of 500+ on the north pool at Chevington, which they shared with a Garganey, Black-tailed Godwit and Pintail.
3 Redwings flew over and a Great Spotted Woodpecker appeared to fly 'in off'. Along with a Treecreeper these were additions to the PWC year list.
A very early start this morning resulted in an impressive show from the lunar eclipse, with completely clear skies.
PWC 15
Species: 165
Points: 220
163. Great Spotted Woodpecker
164. Treecreeper
165. Redwing
3 Redwings flew over and a Great Spotted Woodpecker appeared to fly 'in off'. Along with a Treecreeper these were additions to the PWC year list.
A very early start this morning resulted in an impressive show from the lunar eclipse, with completely clear skies.
PWC 15
Species: 165
Points: 220
163. Great Spotted Woodpecker
164. Treecreeper
165. Redwing
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| Composite image of the lunar eclipse |
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| Garganey record shot |
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