Having located a likely Nightjar spot using Google Maps finding the site was fairly straightforward if not a little hairy driving down the rough track. With the current warm conditions the area took on the the guise of a Mediterranean Salt Pan with low scrubby edges and sure enough as dusk fell at least three birds began calling one right in front of us which after a while stopped singing and gave us some nice close wing clapping display views.
28th May. Goat Sucker
With the Spring migration just about over getting around the local spots was becoming a chore. So with this in mind Jo and I decided on another trip to Hatfield this time for Nightjars. First stop on the way was a Black-necked Grebe site where we picked up at least two pairs and managed some very poor shots.
Having located a likely Nightjar spot using Google Maps finding the site was fairly straightforward if not a little hairy driving down the rough track. With the current warm conditions the area took on the the guise of a Mediterranean Salt Pan with low scrubby edges and sure enough as dusk fell at least three birds began calling one right in front of us which after a while stopped singing and gave us some nice close wing clapping display views.
Having located a likely Nightjar spot using Google Maps finding the site was fairly straightforward if not a little hairy driving down the rough track. With the current warm conditions the area took on the the guise of a Mediterranean Salt Pan with low scrubby edges and sure enough as dusk fell at least three birds began calling one right in front of us which after a while stopped singing and gave us some nice close wing clapping display views.
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