Saturday, September 02, 2006
Egret in the Docklands
Little Egrets are now fairly common in Southern England but I never tire of seeing them. They still hold some of that exotic, continental aura about them. This year saw the first breeding record for London. For the past few years a bird has regularly turned up in late summer in the docklands of East London at the Lea Valley nature reserve of East India Dock Basin. I took the Docklands Light Railway out there today to try and get some photographs but it was fairly wet and windy.
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Fraser, what equipment are you using?
I think he uses a Box Brownie.
after the red kite over Hendon Park 2 weeks ago, Sunny Hill Park was not to be outdone. On a walk round yesteday evening I looked up and saw a little egret flying over! it was going east at about 7:30.
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