I'm afraid I'm going to ask you to excuse the brief diversion from my sequence of reports on our N. Cyprus trip, but this weekend we did a run out to see and hopefully photograph the recently reported Red-necked Grebe at Bawdsey.
I have to say this was totally successful and well worth the early start to get the light and be the only folk there. As you can see the bird is a juvenile and clearly displaying its markings. Also on the pits were Garganey, Redshank, Tufted Duck & Wigeon.
Further down the road to towards the Deben estuary we saw our first Redwing of the autum.
Life bird count: 396 Year bird count: 247 Month bird count: 105
Photo: Red-necked Grebe (Podiceps grisegena)
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