The
mornings ringing at Rysjön only lasted a couple of hours due to rain moving in
so it was pretty unremarkable although there was a Garganey in front of the
tower and the Savi’s Warbler was singing nearby.
A walk around late morning produced the
usual turnover of waders on Löten which today comprised 4 Bar-tailed Godwits, a
smart red Knot,
the juvenile Little Ringed Plover, 10 Ruff, 5 Dunlin, 9 Snipe, 2 Common
Sandpipers, 9 Spotted Redshank, a Greenshank and 32 Wood Sandpipers which were
once again all flushed by the same tatty, pale Peregrine which, once again
failed to catch anything.
There were
then two adult White-tailed Eagles, 2 Great White Egrets and the first big
flock of 30+ Siskin of the ‘autumn’ over at Hammarmaden.
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