Juvenile Marsh Harrier.
I scoped this bird and was able to see its pale head and throat.
I scoped this bird and was able to see its pale head and throat.
At 4.30 pm a juvenile Marsh Harrier was quartering the reservoir and the surrounding woods. It eventually flew behind the woods and may have gone to roost.
Scanning the reservoir I noticed a juvenile Whooper Swan. Initially it was being chased by an adult Mute , but eventually it was left alone and seemed quite settled off Wood Bank.
There is also a juvenile Mute on the res . but it is much darker than the Whooper, with the obvious bill differences.
There is also a juvenile Mute on the res . but it is much darker than the Whooper, with the obvious bill differences.
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