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Hi All,

Went a wandering this morning, managed to get across the little river and then further down to see some of the waders. First time for ages as a fair bit of the dense undergrowth has been removed probably due to flash rainfall. Heat haze has been a bit awkward but managed to get a few which weren't affected to much.

Squacco Heron

20190517_008 by Ian Cramman, on Flickr

Black Bush Robin displaying

20190517_026 by Ian Cramman, on Flickr

20190517_027 by Ian Cramman, on Flickr

20190517_048 by Ian Cramman, on Flickr

Female Ruppell's Weaver

20190517_057 by Ian Cramman, on Flickr

River

20190517_066 by Ian Cramman, on Flickr

Dragonflies

20190517_071 by Ian Cramman, on Flickr

20190517_076 by Ian Cramman, on Flickr

20190517_203 by Ian Cramman, on Flickr

20190517_220 by Ian Cramman, on Flickr

Black-winged Stilt

20190517_093 by Ian Cramman, on Flickr

20190517_118 by Ian Cramman, on Flickr

20190517_134 by Ian Cramman, on Flickr

20190517_154 by Ian Cramman, on Flickr

20190517_182 by Ian Cramman, on Flickr

Temmincks Stint (cheers harrier123 for the ID)

20190517_111 by Ian Cramman, on Flickr

Little Ringed Plover

20190517_113 by Ian Cramman, on Flickr

20190517_189 by Ian Cramman, on Flickr

Indian Silverbill

20190517_151 by Ian Cramman, on Flickr

Nile Valley Sunbird

20190517_084 by Ian Cramman, on Flickr

Toad

20190517_169 by Ian Cramman, on Flickr

Blue Agama

20190517_206 by Ian Cramman, on Flickr

Graceful Prinia

20190517_213 by Ian Cramman, on Flickr

All in all a good day look at the local wildlife. Hope you like the pictures.

Ian C

Another superb selection there Ian well done mate

Dougie

The Sandpiper is a Temmincks Stint

harrier123 wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 11, 2019 1:24 pm

The Sandpiper is a Temmincks Stint

Hi harrier123,

Thanks for that I've updated the page and another first time spot for me......

Ian C