Very little to report , a few signs of Spring, and a slight easing of the lockdown restrictions at the end of the month means a few trips out to the far flung corners of East Kent beckon in April.
Here are a few pics from my local walks for March....mainly Samphire Hoe and Langdon Cliffs.
COLTSFOOT an early bloomer
BRENT GEESE a flock of 25 birds spent a few days around the Hoe.
BRENT GEESE
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DOVER LIFEBOAT
WHY DID THE LAPWING CROSS THE ROAD?
PEREGRINE FALCON
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KESTREL
WHEATEAR my first of the year at Samphire Hoe
Another male Wheatear posing in the early morning light.
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WHITE WAGTAIL
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THE NAVY LARK
BABY QUEEN making a music video at Samphire Hoe.
MAGPIE
GOLDCREST
SKYLARKS - 3 PAIRS ARE HOLDING TERRITORY IN THE GRASS AT THE HOE SO PLEASE STAY ON THE PATHS AND KEEP YOUR DOG ON A LEAD.
MEADOW PIPITS ALSO NEST IN THE GRASS,THEY CAN BE SEEN RISING UP TWEETING AS THEY GO THEN PARACHUTING BACK DOWN TO THE GROUND OR SONG POST
MOTH OF THE MONTH THE OAK BEAUTY.
EARLY MORNING AT SAMPHIRE HOE.
