Just another shot to add to the collection of this great bird. 31st March 2007 by Steve BlainSaturday, 31 March 2007
Another RR Swallow shot
Some more Red-rumped
Raven at Old Warden



A close fly-past of a Raven at Old Warden (probably in a similar place to where Mark had his Red Kite!) resulted in these shots. I was pretty chuffed with them! 31st March 2007 by Steve Blain.Red Kite

This Red Kite was about 15 feet over Mark's head when he took these shots! Old Warden, 31st march 2007, by Mark Thomas.Red rumped Swallow 31 March
Couldn't really make the trip last night so went this morning. I'd missed the bird by ten minutes as it flew over everyone's head and flew along the edge of the lake. I walked about 200m by the farm where Andy Whitney had just found it sitting on the wires. It spent much of the next hour sitting on the wire with a few short flights. By 8.15 it was flying around the building when I left. Cheers for finding this Neil!Friday, 30 March 2007
Red-rumped Swallow



Found quite late in the evening at Brogborough Lake, this Red-rumped Swallow is the third Beds record (behind records from Southmills and Dunstable WR). An excellent find by Neil Wright. 30th March 2007. Photos digiscoped by Steve Blain.Thursday, 29 March 2007
Sunday, 25 March 2007
Saturday, 24 March 2007
Fulmar at Stewartby

I had a good run of luck today when I found a Woodlark, Iceland Gull and also this Fulmar. This bird was present from around lunchtime to at least late afternoon with the large gulls on Stewartby Lake. 24th March 2007 by Steve Blain.More Iceland Gull pics

Two more shots of the adult Iceland Gull that's still around. This time it was on the meadow near the visitors center at MVCP. 24th March 2007 by Steve Blain.Wednesday, 21 March 2007
Tuesday, 20 March 2007
Friday, 16 March 2007
Thursday, 15 March 2007
Tuesday, 13 March 2007
More of the Iceland Gull


The adult that has been around for a while now. Taken at Brogborough Lake, before it moved to roost at Stewartby, 13th March 2007 by Steve Blain.Tuesday, 6 March 2007
Iceland Gull



This bird was found roosting on Stewartby Lake. It then fly onto the tip but returned to roost. These photo's give a nice comparison with the white primaried Herring Gull taken at the same site. Note that the bird sits much higher in the water (appears more buoyant) The bill was also a lot less heavy, looking more Common gull in structure.
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