We always indulge in a session of sea-watching in spring in Estonia. Here are two of my recent group (Laurence and Bill) at Poosaapea, a headland that juts into the Baltic at the very north-west tip of the country. It was a bit windy, a bit chilly, but nothing serious. After a bit of searching we found a raft of over 100 Long-tailed Ducks in varied plumages here: winter males and females, summer males and some in-between. They really are an attractive duck.
Friday, May 22, 2009
Estonian sea-watching
We always indulge in a session of sea-watching in spring in Estonia. Here are two of my recent group (Laurence and Bill) at Poosaapea, a headland that juts into the Baltic at the very north-west tip of the country. It was a bit windy, a bit chilly, but nothing serious. After a bit of searching we found a raft of over 100 Long-tailed Ducks in varied plumages here: winter males and females, summer males and some in-between. They really are an attractive duck.
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