21/03/10
Started along Pagham harbour north wall this morning,still plenty of wigeon around in the north fields that are still partly flooded,also about 300 black-tailed godwits flying back into the harbour.Found my first two chiff chaff of the year at owl copse then three more in bushes around the visitors centre
Out on the ferry pool there was just one lonely avocet amongst the shelduck and wigeon.
After I walked back to the north wall I headed to the shingle spit to look for wheatear and soon found at least six near the shoreline.
About Me
- David Hillier
- I grew up in the Arun valley where I gained my keen interest in wildlife. I have lived in Pagham since 1992 and spend alot of my spare time birdwatching down at the harbour,and other sussex sites. I have also done safaris & birdwatching in South africa and Malawi,and often go birding in S.W.France where I have family.
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