Driving a 4x4, I drove as near to Trimley reserve as I dared before walking the rest of the way. The reserve was covered in deep snow; the most I have seen in twenty years. Wigeon hugged the shoreline along with a few Redshank and Turnstone and waterbirds had abandoned the reserve. Everywhere was frozen and fallen snow still clung to the reeds and willows; with sub zero temperatures the reserve looked bleak and hostile, yet so beautiful. A lone Marsh Harrier quartered the reed bed to no avail and a Fox searched the icy reservoir for dead or dying birds.
Monday, 20 December 2010
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