Dogsthorpe Star Pit birds
A regular morning check of Dogsthorpe Star Pit (which has revealed very little lately) on the way into work this morning brought a couple of surprises in the shape of an adult Black-tailed Godwit and an adult Little Egret. The birds were a little distant for digiscoping but I stretched a point to get these pics using the Nikon CP995 and 32x lens on the Leica APO 77.
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