Rock Pipit was the most numerous bird on the beach at Kimmeridge this afternoon, living up to its name among the eroding cliffs and cracked ledges of this geologists paradise. A thinner call from the mobile flock eventually revealed a single Meadow Pipit slumming it among the seaweed with its beach boy cousins.
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| Meadow Pipit |
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| Rock Pipit |
With poor light and not many birds around I turned to ammonites embedded in the beach ledges to photograph - hundreds were on display at low tide. So few birds were there that I was surprised to see a tripods being erected by a group in the distance - but the mystery became clear as I approached to find a photography club rather than a birding group - not surprising with subjects like this:
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