The leucistic Egyptian Goose was again keeping some very bad company near the town bridge and irrevocably destroyed it's reputation by being among the first to react to a rustling bread bag. But if we can tick the Canada Geese then why not the Egyptian Goose. Still doesn't feel quite right though.
Further east the huge warehouse fire at Whittlesey came into view but the birds were limited to a couple of Redshank and a Green Sandpiper plus good flocks of Black-headed Gulls, Fieldfare and Starling. The Tawny Owl was in his usual tree back near Fitzwilliam Bridge.
Egyptian Goose and friends

Redshank Tringa totanus


Digiscoped with Canon Powershot A640 and Leica APO77 x20
Fire at Abbey Warehouse, Whittlesey

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