Fieldfares at Freshfield
There were, literally, thousands of Fieldfares and hundreds of Redwings feeding amongst the Sea-buckthorn at the end of Fisherman’s Path today. My frozen hands and shutter cable made digiscoping a chore and so for the most part I just enjoyed being surrounded by them. Well camouflaged, they were almost landing on me. This presumably is some desperate hunger; but they were finding food, so let’s hope the majority make it to the thaw.
11 Great Crested Grebes off shore too, and a Woodcock from the path. Plenty of Goldcrests around too.
Here’s a few oldies …












hi simon the g w e photo is great and its one of the leighton moss birds i go shots of on my flickf t t f n