>Pulborough Brooks
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After what seemed like a wild goose chase of a journey(traffic accident blocking road) we arrived at Pulborough rather later than expected.
It was a wet and windy day today but we pressed on with the hope of seeing the resident Hen Harrier.
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| One of the four hides on the reserve |
First stop was Netleys hide as the Harrier had been reported there earlier. We stayed there a good hour seeing various wildfowl including pintails, Wigeon, Teal, Shelduck, Mallard, Geese, Swan but no cigar on the Harrier.
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| A rather spiffing ID chart in one of the hides |
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| Something for everyone |
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| Up to the knees |
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As it was raining sideways the hides were the best place to be! The wind was howling through the windows making viewing quite ‘challenging’
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| Driving rain |
