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Sunday, 16 October 2022

Isle of Wight

Had a really enjoyable family holiday on the Isle of Wight 11/09 - 15/09. Not for birding, but took the binos and camera along. I did come across a few nice bits including great views of Med Gulls and Sandwich Terns, Tree Pipit, Hobby, Wheatear, Spot Fly, good numbers of Yellow Wags and some common wader species.










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