Our Cornwall Wildlife Trust Photographic Group spent a pleasant few hours on the north shore of the Camel estuary today. One of our target species for the day were Sand Martins and we caught them just in time as the young are at the fledging stage with many juvenile birds on the wing.
Fortunately they were back and forth the nest holes as it seems to be the most reliable tactic to ensure getting fed by the parents!
It's still early in the year so it's likely these birds will have a second brood in a few weeks time before they finally fatten up in order to be fully fit for the long journey of migration south into Africa for the winter.
5 comments:
Super set of photos Adrian!
Thank you so much Adrian . Wonderful photos and learning so much
Lovely set of images - they really put on a good show for us 😊
Great shots thanks Adrian!
Fabulous photos .
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