Tuesday was the best day to try for night birds in Nord Hordaland. But before that we (Stein Rune og me) visited Herdla in the afternoon for an hour and a half. It is finally becoming better with waders this spring. We saw three Temminck's Sandpipers, 30 Dunlins and a Ruff (which is a good one in spring).
At night in Nord Hordaland, it was good with the Spotted Crake still present, a Black-throated Diver calling a bit, and a briefly displaying Black Grouse. A calling female Water Rail at another spot is also worth mentioning. But strangely we heard no Sedge Warblers, maybe it was a bit too cold?
fine Temminck's Sandpiper
one of the many Lapwings
🎤 Spotted Crake
🎤 Water Rail
Meanwhile, at Kalandsvannet on 21.05. A pair of Sedge Warblers was skulking about at the parking lot at Kalandsviken. After I started pishing, one of them came up.
probably the female of a pair of Sedge Warblers
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