An unusual find in the trapping area was this Harvest Mouse winter nest.
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| Harvest Mouse nest Dungeness 3rd March 2019 |
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3rd Mar
A wet and windy day which produced a little bit of movement offshore but not a great deal on the land to get excited about. Nearly four hours of seawatching produced 310 Brent Geese, a Great Skua and 26 Sandwich Terns of note. The best the land could offer was two Firecrests.
An unusual find in the trapping area was this Harvest Mouse winter nest.
An unusual find in the trapping area was this Harvest Mouse winter nest.