Dunlin
Black-necked Grebe in winter plumage
Greenshank
sleeping Red Fox
In the Autumn of 2010 (18th Sept) I went to the Tring Reservoirs. As well as the usual migrants such as the
Sand/House Martins and
Swallows there was also a
Black-necked Grebe, despite the distant view it was still a fantastic bird and a tick. A
Dunlin was also at Wilstone Reservoir on the mud expanse in the eastern corner of the Reservoir. Startop's End Reservoir had a
Greenshank feeding on the exposed mud near the hide together with a
Common Sandpiper. My next visit was to College Lake were I found a
Hobby perched in the trees on the eastern bank. The final reservoir (Pitstone Reservoir) had
6 Little Grebes, and a sleeping
Red Fox.
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