I am about to set off to the Czech Republic, to be exact to South Moravia, the southernmost part of the country. I will be taking some UK birders around for a few days. Fortunately, spring has broken through so the woodpeckers will be drumming and the first returning migrants passing through. But winter birds like Greater White-fronted and Bean Geese, Smew, Long-eared Owls in roosts and perhaps even Wallcreeper should also there. It is also an active time for Beavers, which are common thereabouts, and their signs will be obvious (see photo from this time last year). There will be no time for blogging, so more next week when I get back to my desk.
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Into South Moravia...
I am about to set off to the Czech Republic, to be exact to South Moravia, the southernmost part of the country. I will be taking some UK birders around for a few days. Fortunately, spring has broken through so the woodpeckers will be drumming and the first returning migrants passing through. But winter birds like Greater White-fronted and Bean Geese, Smew, Long-eared Owls in roosts and perhaps even Wallcreeper should also there. It is also an active time for Beavers, which are common thereabouts, and their signs will be obvious (see photo from this time last year). There will be no time for blogging, so more next week when I get back to my desk.
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Have a great trip!
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