More about being there and listening to the mix of Nightjar, Little, Tawny and Long-eared Owls, roding Woodcock and barking Muntjac
a sound recording is on my website here Long-eared Owl calls
More about being there and listening to the mix of Nightjar, Little, Tawny and Long-eared Owls, roding Woodcock and barking Muntjac
a sound recording is on my website here Long-eared Owl calls
three Woodcock came over in an aerial scrap but by the time I got them in the frame they had split into a two and one -- 1/15 second at 22:31 hrs
its been one of those autumns where everything I seem to see is fleeting or elusive or both - haven't taken a decent image for weeks - on paper days like yesterday look OK; Olive-backed Pipit seen well by two of the crew but for me just a calling fly over, Pallas's warbler seen for less than minute at dusk, Dusky Warbler one calling and a couple of days previous calling and brief flight view, Yellow-browed Warbler just a few seconds view, Firecrest looking up into the canopy, Siberian Chiffchaff wrong side of the river, but the Redstart, tired Redwing and 5 Crossbills showed well and a Woodcock landed briefly in an awkward pose on the track -- luck must change soon and still finding nothing - that Bluetail must be just around the corner! also a juvenile Peregrine from earlier in the week