After a very busy period working and painting our house, finally a trip to Herdla. It paid off. Spent three hours. Best bird was a Spotted Redshank, however reluctant to hit the ground. Just touch and go. Further three adult Little Sint, a Wood Sandpiper, a Common Sandpiper, three Greenshank, nine Redshanks, seven Ruff, a Snipe and two Curlews.
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adult Spotted Redshank |
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Ruff |
Too early in the year for passerines, I suppose. Worth mentioning are a Whinchat and a Lesser Whitethroat. Near Åsebø two Nutcrackers.
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