Just cos something cranes its neck don't mean it's a crane, especially if it then goes and sits in a river and/or riverside trees (for those who don't follow the GOS sightings page, don't worry, you're not missing much).
20 February 2009
Pub-lighthouse, lighthouse-pub
Not an awful lot at St. Brides this afternoon and, whilst I could see a fair bit of large larid loafing on the rooftops in the distance, I couldn't be arsed to trek along to the tip. Did see a 1st-winter/female-type Marsh Harrier working its way across the fields in the general direction of Newport, presumably the bird from the wetlands.
Just cos something cranes its neck don't mean it's a crane, especially if it then goes and sits in a river and/or riverside trees (for those who don't follow the GOS sightings page, don't worry, you're not missing much).
Just cos something cranes its neck don't mean it's a crane, especially if it then goes and sits in a river and/or riverside trees (for those who don't follow the GOS sightings page, don't worry, you're not missing much).
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