Today's walk was more about giving my new camera a whirl, than the usual crawling through the undergrowth with scope in hand. Birding highlights were: a
Bullfinch and a couple of
Redwing at Dawson's Corner; a
Water Rail feeding on the mud of the newly-drained willow area at the Mill Lakes, five or more
Common Snipe on Mud Island, a
Common Gull, several
Herring Gull,
a
Great Spotted Woodpecker by the Double Dates at Mill Lakes; a flock of around twenty
Waxwing flying at rooftop height over Moor Road near the Main Entrance to Mill Lakes towards the Mill Lakes; a
Nuthatch at the Wildlife Garden Feeders, and two
Lesser Redpoll opposite in the trees of Bramley Wood.
Today's walk was more about giving my new camera a whirl, than the usual crawling through the undergrowth with scope in hand. Birding highlights were: a Bullfinch and a couple of 
Redwing at Dawson's Corner; a Water Rail feeding on the mud of the newly-drained willow area at the Mill Lakes, five or more Common Snipe on Mud Island, a Common Gull, several Herring Gull, 
a Great Spotted Woodpecker by the Double Dates at Mill Lakes; a flock of around twenty Waxwing flying at rooftop height over Moor Road near the Main Entrance to Mill Lakes towards the Mill Lakes; a Nuthatch at the Wildlife Garden Feeders, and two Lesser Redpoll opposite in the trees of Bramley Wood.
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