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Yep, I'ld say this was a plastic surgery failure and the wig, or whatever that rat nest is really must go.
The whole Angelina Jolli look seemed to have spiraled out of control with some celebs. Normal to freak in a few injections. Gross and ugly plastic surgery failures.
What went wrong here? Guess she is going for that just punched in the mouth look.
Plastic Surgery Failure for sure
Paris Hilton needs to look like Angeline too I guess, why not, it's such a cool trend in her circle.
OMG!!!!! That looks painful, for us to look at that is.
My pain just increased 10 fold
Another Hollywood plastic surgery failure? Yep. Seems Spock of Star Trek fame had a big influence on this dude, and what the hell is all over this fools shirt?
Sick Shit - This is a cosmetic surgery gone horribly wrong, but most likely not the surgeons fault. This crazy woman decided that cooking oil was a great substitute for Botox and started injecting it into her face… Kiddies, don't try this at home because the results are scary!
OMG and WTF?
This is a Korean Lady who became obsessed with plastic surgery, hang mioku before plastic surgery.
Now check out the sick pics after multiple surgeries and a few homemede oil treatments
In serious need of surgery… This man has a facial tumor that covers the majority of his face. This is some sick shit.
I bet she may be able to float very well and avoid drowning if her car ever went into a river or large lake. How a humongous, unreal and bad boob job may save your life some day.
** found on internet and not news site*** But it sounds realistic to me considering the many pounds of implanted silicone.
A Bulgarian car crash victim was saved by her 40DD fake hooters during a auto wreck. Looking at that photo, maybe she should have also gone for the liposuction, I hear it works wonders… Lipo gallery to prove it
Anyway, it seems… Elena Marinova, 24, from Sofia, was involved in a full frontal crash with another car in the northern city of Ruse. A police expert explained that the 40DD silicone implants absorbed the impact of the crash.
well, that was the quote from the cops… I think, or just a great tabloid editor.
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Woodworking in Indy-Something for Everyone
This was one of the most unique shows we've had in quite a while. What the woodworking show means to our attendees couldn't have been more evident than this last weekend in Indianapolis. The venue was in the Indiana State Fairgrounds on the same weekend as a gun show. Times being what they are, the gun show drew crowds that all but completely overwhelmed the ability of the fair authority to provide adequate parking. In spite of the prospect of a very long trek in cold weather, we still had some of the best crowds of the season. Read more
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Woodworking Show in Springfield – Mass that is
The second show of the new Woodworking Show season was held in West Springfield Mass this last weekend, January 11-13, and, as always, brought a mix of the usual and unexpected. We again assembled at the Big E, a hall well known to our woodworking attendees. The weather was typically unpredictable at this time of the year with one day cold and clear, a couple of days of rain and one with fog so thick that you couldn't tell where you were. We relied on our fans' built in GPS to find us and we weren't disappointed. The attendance continues to grow at this venue year after year. Read more
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2013 – A New Season for the Woodworking Shows
Seems like forever since the last woodworking show in Houston last March. Being addicted to all the activity and camaraderie of the show circuit, it would be a long summer and fall before I would get my fix. This last weekend would finally bring relief in Baltimore as the 2013 season kicked off. Adding to the rush is the new schedule, new ownership and, for me, a new presentation. As Ole' Willie Nelson would say, I'm "On the Road Again". Read more
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IWF Day 3: Lots of cool tools and accessories
In a show as large as the International Woodworking Fair, where city-block-size industrial setups can dominate nearly all your senses, it can be challenging to not focus on the big, eye-catching stuff and instead find the nuggets sometimes tucked away in small booths. I always commit myself to looking over every booth at these tradeshows in search of new tools and accessories, and this show did not disappoint.
Rockler Woodworking and Hardware took up only a small corner booth, but WOW was it packed with lots of good stuff! Here's a quick rundown:
• Mixing Mate lids with built-in stir paddles for paint and finish cans. Snap them on, stir, then pour—and never fill up the rim around the lid! Quart size is available now and costs $15; gallon size will be out in January and sell for $20.
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Machinery news from IWF Day 2
Innovation has not been easy to find in the woodworking machinery sector here at the International Woodworking Fair in Atlanta. Chalk it up to the recession mostly as manufacturers have scaled back on new product launches and research and development, as well as the fact that fewer people are buying stationary machines. Then consider that several large manufacturers did not exhibit at the show, and it left a slimmer pool to begin with. Nonetheless, I was able to find several new machines.
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New tools! Word from the first day of IWF
One of the great things about attending woodworking tradeshows as a member of the working press is being surprised by new-product launches that you didn't expect. That doesn't happen as much as it used to (due mostly to the last 4 years of recession cutbacks and such), but I was surprised by a few things at the opening day of the International Woodworking Fair in Atlanta.
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Motion controlled screwdriver from Black & Decker
Some nice folks from Black & Decker stopped by the WOOD shop to show us some of their latest tools. One of these was the Gyro, a compact 4-volt lithium-ion screwdriver. It's eyebrow-raising feature: motion control.
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Jury sides with Ryobi in tablesaw liability lawsuit
About 2 years after a Massachusetts jury awarded Carlos Osorio $1.5 million when he mangled his hand in an accident with a Ryobi tablesaw (a verdict that is still under appeal), an Illinois jury has found in favor of Ryobi and its parent company, One World Technologies, in a similar product-liability lawsuit.
In early May 2007, the suit's plaintiff, Brandon Stollings, was using a Ryobi model BTS20R-1 table saw to cut a piece of laminate material when the piece "kicked back" at him, causing his left hand to make contact with the saw blade. Two fingers were severed and three were injured. Stollings filed suit, alleging three "design defects:" that the anti-kickback pawls were permanently attached to the blade splitter, so removing the splitter meant removing the pawls; that the blade guard provided with the saw clouds with sawdust, necessitating its removal to see the cut; and the saw lacks flesh-detecting technology that causes the blade to stop and/or drop away when skin touches the moving blade. Stollings admitted at his deposition that he had not read the warnings in the saw's manual and that he understood the risks of removing the blade guard and cutting freehand.
We're told the jury announced its verdict on Monday, August 6, but at this time, no case summary is available to give any insight into the jury's verdict. We'll pass that along as soon as it's available.
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New woodworking tools among dozens of new products from Bosch
It seems like every time I speak with someone at Bosch, they've got new tools to tell me about. Last fall I was fortunate to tour Bosch's worldwide headquarters in Germany, as well as four production facilities, and the thing that most impressed me about this German-based company is that it's made a commitment to reinvest 8% of its sales into research and development for new products. Well, I just returned from Bosch's North American headquarters in Chicago, and I saw that commitment carried out in the launch of nearly four dozen new power tools, measuring tools, and accessories for woodworking, construction, metalworking, and concrete. You'd never know there was a recession in the U.S. based on Bosch's output. I'll focus on the tools most applicable to woodworking.
The biggest splash, in my opinion, is the launch of a plunge base for the Bosch Colt palm router. Read more
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Happy hammock stand
Here's a project that's been on my bench for a while. A bent-lamination hammock stand:
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K Sebastian Janikowski has signed a four-year contract extension. pic.twitter.com/i2iIHIqVOO
— OAKLAND RAIDERS (@RAIDERS) August 2, 2013
Sebastain Janikowski just signed a 4-year contract extension. He is the best kicker in the league and I don't think he will slow down any time soon.
Per league source, Contract terms for Janikowsi: 4 years, just under $19million total. $8 million guarantees over first two years
— Scott Bair (@BairCSN) August 2, 2013
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Jennifer Irons founded FitGirls NW in 2009 after the birth of her daughter. A true labor of love, FitGirls NW specializes in small group training and spring/summer boot camp classes for women. Find out how getting back in shape after having a baby figures into her business philosophy.
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After 10+ years in the banking and mortgage industry, and having just experienced the mortgage meltdown, I wanted to be in charge of my own future. I was 32 and unhappy sitting behind a desk selling products I really didn't believe in. I took a huge leap of faith and quit my job and went back to school to become a personal trainer.
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I grew up active – competed in figure skating, gymnastics, track and volleyball. I always enjoyed it but was never competitive enough to really push my ability and see what I could accomplish. My turning point came after the birth of my daughter. That's when I decided to concentrate on my personal fitness.
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I had a really rough time getting back into shape after having my daughter. I knew all the right things to do, I just couldn't pull it together. I really struggled with balancing being a wife, being a mother, getting back in shape and working. It took me a good two years to really understand that until I took care of myself, I wouldn't be able to take care of my daughter to the best of my ability.
I identify with all the women out there – with or without children - who are bombarded every day with images of women who "do it all." I don't want you to do it all – I just want you to feel your best, healthy self. It's all about finding what works for each individual woman. The majority of women struggle. We set such high standards for ourselves. It's Pass or Fail. No pluses or minuses. Those are the women I want to help.
When is your favorite time of day to workout?
I love love, love early AM workouts (5 am – woohoo!), but recently I've had to learn how to be more flexible – Gah! And it's been hard… I have so much respect for those that workout after finishing work. 2 pm is about my cutoff time.
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I'm a huge coffee lover! Leftover coffee with About Time chocolate mint protein powder blended with coconut milk is like a yummy frappucino without all the extra calories. Post workout fav is four or five runny eggs cooked in Kerry Gold butter over a bowl of crispy brown rice with broccoli. And always Frank's Hot Sauce. Frank's is a must!
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This month has been so crazy with moving house so I've had to improvise. No gym access and my squat rack packed up, I've relied on my kettlebells, TRX and pull up bar. Lots of KB swings, pull ups and core work on the TRX. It's all about finding what works best for you in the time you have.
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Start slow. Be easy on yourself. Small steps forward are still forward… keep looking ahead. Don't look back. Don't be afraid to ask for help - sometimes that extra push is just what you need. Set small achievable goals and get after it! Find what works for you – if you love Zumba – do it! If you love Crossfit – do it!
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Mark left his telescope (within a green skua case) & black tripod in the Hide at Ryans Field on Saturday 18th October in the late afternoon. Please if anyone found it contact the RSPB on 01736 360624

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These six beauties arrived at Hayle mid-morning on 14th October and after a short feed, promptly fell asleep. Having just flown in from Iceland and having already undertaken a circuit of west Cornwall (they were seen flying SE out to sea at Marazion two hours earlier), they were probably in need of a rest. Whooper Swans are never common here so if you are passing by stop off in our (free) car park at Ryan's Field and walk up to the Hayle Causeway. Other than a couple of Mute Swans on the main estuary, there aren't any other "confusion species" so they should be easy to see if they decide to stay. If only all birds were as big and easy to sort out – see our blog on the Snipe at Marazion Marsh later in the day which we all failed to identify in spite of prolonged good views and photographs to boot!

By David Flumm

Jenny Parkerhttp://www.rspb.org.uk/community/members/JennyParker_5F00_2/default.aspxClouds of ternshttp://www.rspb.org.uk/community/placestovisit/hayleestuary/b/hayleestuary-blog/archive/2014/10/02/clouds-of-terns.aspx2014-10-02T16:15:06Z2014-10-02T16:15:06Z

The 29th August won't be forgotten in a hurry! Local birders were treated to an unprecedented arrival of terns involving all 6 of the regular British species! Quite how many there were is open to question but the estuary "had clouds of them" according to one observer with up to 500 roosting in Ryan's Field at one time. Figures of 2400 Common, 30 Arctic, 3 Roseate, 65 Sandwich, 3 Little and 16 Black Terns have been quoted. Quite why so many were present remains a mystery but may have been associated with a large influx in whitebait fish around the Cornwall coastline. Our beach at Porth Kidney is always popular with terns in autumn but nobody could remember seeing anything like this before.

By David Flumm, Site Manager

Jenny Parkerhttp://www.rspb.org.uk/community/members/JennyParker_5F00_2/default.aspxPublic notice - Ryan's Field car park re-openedhttp://www.rspb.org.uk/community/placestovisit/hayleestuary/b/hayleestuary-blog/archive/2014/05/12/public-notice-ryan-39-s-field-car-park-re-opened.aspx2014-05-12T11:30:33Z2014-05-12T11:30:33Z
I am happy to anounce that after a couple of weeks of closure the car park is now open. The car park had become very rutted with potholes over the years and the drain was blocked causing large puddles to form at the base of the bank. We hired a local contractor to dig out the drain and level the surface of the car park at a cost of £1600.00.

Jenny Parkerhttp://www.rspb.org.uk/community/members/JennyParker_5F00_2/default.aspxPublic notice - Ryan's Field car park closedhttp://www.rspb.org.uk/community/placestovisit/hayleestuary/b/hayleestuary-blog/archive/2014/04/30/public-notice-ryan-39-s-field-car-park-closed.aspx2014-04-30T17:34:32Z2014-04-30T17:34:32Z

Ryan's Field car park closed for maintenance. Contractors are leveling the surface of the footpath and clearing the drainage ditch. The surface will be rolled and must be left to dry out before vehicles can drive over it again. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause and we will open the car park as soon as possible.

Jenny Parkerhttp://www.rspb.org.uk/community/members/JennyParker_5F00_2/default.aspxSpring cleanhttp://www.rspb.org.uk/community/placestovisit/hayleestuary/b/hayleestuary-blog/archive/2014/04/16/spring-clean.aspx2014-04-16T15:49:05Z2014-04-16T15:49:05Z
The volunteers and I will be working at Ryan's Field for the next couple of weeks to give the hide and other furniture a fresh lick of paint and to fill in the major potholes in the car park. We are always looking for extra volunteers to help out so please get in touch if you have some spare time this month to help out. You may have also noticed the shiney new fence along the legnth of the track to the hide. This was recently installed by Network Rail and we hope that it will deter flytippers leaving rubbish in our car park in the future. It is a shame however that the contractors installing the fence forgot to remove the rubbish already there before putting the fence up but we hope to reach Network Rail and get them back to finish the job properly.

Finally, we saw black-tailed godwit, common sandpiper, grey plover, curlew, oystercatcher and redshank in the field on Tuesday.

Jenny Parkerhttp://www.rspb.org.uk/community/members/JennyParker_5F00_2/default.aspxMarch 2014http://www.rspb.org.uk/community/placestovisit/hayleestuary/b/hayleestuary-blog/archive/2014/03/17/march-2014.aspx2014-03-17T15:36:08Z2014-03-17T15:36:08ZWe are already half way through March but with the departure of most of our wintering wildfowl and waders, it has been a slow start to the spring migration. Good numbers of Lesser Black-backed Gulls are always a feature at this time of year and amongst the several hundred there have been occasional sightings of Glaucous and Iceland. A count of 24 Med Gulls on 8th March was a good number. Most of the Wigeon and Teal have now gone and we are awaiting the wader passage but so far have only recorded a few Black and Bar-tailed Godwits. Our first Common Sandpiper occurred 5th March whilst a count of 40 Redshank on Ryan's Field 11th March was a high count for that locality and would have included a few passage migrants. No doubt the next few weeks will see an increase in waders passing through and we look forward to the spring flocks of Whimbrel which are so much a feature here. Look out for them at Porth Kidney Beach at the mouth of the estuary if you are passing.

David Flummhttp://www.rspb.org.uk/community/members/DavidFlumm/default.aspxBirds galore!http://www.rspb.org.uk/community/placestovisit/hayleestuary/b/hayleestuary-blog/archive/2013/09/30/birds-galore.aspx2013-09-30T11:09:03Z2013-09-30T11:09:03ZThe end of September has seen a real influx of birds to the reserve, doubtless due to the damp, foggy weather conditions coupled with a strong easterly wind. Star of the show has undoubtedly been a Black-winged Stilt. This is our first in 25 years and only our second ever after a spring bird, 3rd May 1988. Fortunately, for the dozens of admirers with this autumn individual, the bird is still there today, 30th September. In support there are a few Little Stint, Curlew Sandpiper, Ruff, Ringed and Grey Plover, Bar and Black-tailed Godwit and, amongst the wildfowl, a flock of 10 Pintail, quite a rarity here. An Osprey is also here at present, turning up the same day as the stilt. Unusually, it has been seen fishing in the lagoon in front of our hide at Ryan's Field. It is unlikely to catch much there, however, as the site is too shallow for anything bigger than a Grey Mullet - indeed it seems to be having more luck at the main estuary, Lelant Water. So if you are passing this way make sure you pop in for a visit - and good birding!

David Flummhttp://www.rspb.org.uk/community/members/DavidFlumm/default.aspxSpoonbill on Lelant Waterhttp://www.rspb.org.uk/community/placestovisit/hayleestuary/b/hayleestuary-blog/archive/2013/08/27/spoonbill-on-lelant-water.aspx2013-08-27T08:23:06Z2013-08-27T08:23:06ZAlthough quite a rarity in the far west, Spoonbills are almost annual at Hayle Estuary so it wasn't a total surprise when one turned up on Bank Holiday Monday, 26th August. A supporting cast included 24 Wigeon, 46 Teal, 5 Ringed Plover, 150 Curlew, 2 Black-tailed Godwits, 8 Dunlin and 4 Med Gulls. Advance warning: On 30th September, Network Rail will be undertaking bridge repairs at the entrance to our car park at Ryan's Field. They plan to close the road here (Chenhall's Rd) until their work is complete 15th November so access to our car park and hide will not be possible during this time from the road. If you are planning to visit during this time please park in the town instead. You can still gain access to our hide from the adjacent footpath or from Hayle Causeway - Hayle River. Thanks in advance for your patience in this matter.

David Flummhttp://www.rspb.org.uk/community/members/DavidFlumm/default.aspxSummer updatehttp://www.rspb.org.uk/community/placestovisit/hayleestuary/b/hayleestuary-blog/archive/2013/07/11/summer-update.aspx2013-07-11T15:09:12Z2013-07-11T15:09:12Z
After a quiet June, the only notable occurrence being an unseasonal Scaup 18th-21st, July has started better. Thus 9th July produced 90 Curlew, 1 Whimbrel, 1 Greenshank, 11 Redshank, 1 Common Sandpiper and a first-summer Grey Plover. The latter caused quite a stir when news of its arrival was telephoned through to my office. Described as "very white underneath with very long, pale legs (yellow was mentioned)", thoughts of White-tailed Lapwing sprang to mind. Unfortunately these were not confirmed upon closer inspection!

David Flummhttp://www.rspb.org.uk/community/members/DavidFlumm/default.aspxMay sightingshttp://www.rspb.org.uk/community/placestovisit/hayleestuary/b/hayleestuary-blog/archive/2013/05/28/may-sightings.aspx2013-05-28T13:25:57Z2013-05-28T13:25:57Z
In spite of the very cold weather, our wintering wildfowl and waders have long gone. We've had the usual spring passage of waders: Common Sandpipers, Redshank, Dunlin, Whimbrel and Bar-tailed Godwits but no big numbers to shout about. A Curlew Sandpiper passed through on 21st with a flock of Dunlin but otherwise the main avian highlight was made on 1st of the month when 2 Red Kites flew over Porth Kidney sand dunes. The next few weeks should prove even quieter as we head towards summer - but by the end of June the first returning waders like Redshank herald the autumn migration; looking forward to that!

David Flummhttp://www.rspb.org.uk/community/members/DavidFlumm/default.aspxSpring updatehttp://www.rspb.org.uk/community/placestovisit/hayleestuary/b/hayleestuary-blog/archive/2013/04/26/spring-update.aspx2013-04-26T08:40:12Z2013-04-26T08:40:12Z
April has been a relatively quiet month at Hayle. In common with all British estuaries, this is not the most productive month of the year as most of our over-wintering waders and wildfowl are leaving for their breeding grounds in the arctic. However, with migration in full swing, you never know what can turn up so although our "resident" birds have now departed north, others are arriving from the south and, particularly on days with inclement weather, these stop off on the estuary to feed up. Thus we have seen small flocks of Whimbrel, Ringed Plover, Dunlin, Bar-tailed Godwit, Knot and Common Sandpipers all passing through lately. Yesterday at Porth Kidney beach at the mouth of the estuary there were 15 Whimbrel and 2 Sandwich Terns roosting on the sands and it was a welcome sight to see so many hirundines feeding in the lee of the wind along the face of the sand dunes: 100 Swallows, 10 House and 8 Sand Martins. A Wheatear was also present here and up to four Whitethroats were present in the scrub - all newly arrived.

David Flummhttp://www.rspb.org.uk/community/members/DavidFlumm/default.aspxNo more helicopter disturbanceshttp://www.rspb.org.uk/community/placestovisit/hayleestuary/b/hayleestuary-blog/archive/2013/04/05/no-more-helicopter-disturbances.aspx2013-04-05T09:01:48Z2013-04-05T09:01:48Z
Following a productive meeting with RNAS Culdrose on 3rd April, I am happy to report they are to instruct their squadrons not to use our Hayle and Marazion reserves in future for their low flying training exercises. Although there are still other organisations that occasionally overfly the area and flush all the birds off the reserves, these are sporadic by comparison. I am therefore very grateful to the local Air Station for their cooperation and let's hope we get our birds back!

With the prolonged cold weather, many of the overwintering waders, Wigeon and Teal are still around and although relatively late in the year now, it has been a surprise to see Swallows, Sand Martins, Chiffchaffs, Wheatears and the odd Firecrest arriving in the arctic conditions. There has been quite a passage of Sandwich Terns too with a peak count of 76 on 22nd March. An early Arctic Tern joined one group at Porth Kidney on 3rd April. Other notables have been 1-2 little Ringed Plovers at Ryan's Field, a Pink-footed Goose for a day (31st March) on the main estuary and the Water Pipit at Copperhouse may still be present at the time of writing.

David Flummhttp://www.rspb.org.uk/community/members/DavidFlumm/default.aspxHelicopter disturbance on the increasehttp://www.rspb.org.uk/community/placestovisit/hayleestuary/b/hayleestuary-blog/archive/2013/03/14/helicopter-disturbance-on-the-increase.aspx2013-03-14T09:38:00Z2013-03-14T09:38:00Z
We are currently having a real problem with low-flying helicopters which appear to be deliberately targeting the reserve at the main estuary, Lelant Water and Carnsew Pool. Last Sunday for example, I was at Carnsew with 11 volunteers for our monthly litter-pick and at 11:30am an Air Sea Rescue helicopter from RNAS Culdrose approached from the south west on a flight line that would have taken it to the south of the reserve. However, as it came closer it turned to fly directly over the estuary and thereby flushed every single wader, gull and wildfowl on the reserve - before turning north towards St Ives Bay. So far my liaisons with the Culdrose air station have drawn a blank so we have now contacted Natural England (Hayle Estuary is a SSSI) for their help. This is not a one-off and if anybody witnesses any disturbance incidents like this can you please contact me.

Possibly linked to the above, bird reports have been rather slim of late. Numbers of Lesser Black-backed Gulls are rising as they always do at this time of year - there were c500 on Sunday before they were flushed! We've also had up to 14 Med Gulls/day in with the migrating flocks of Black-headeds and sharper eyes have picked out up to 3 Yellow-legged Gulls amongst the Herrings.

Copperhouse Creek appears to be less disturbed by the aircraft and is a good place to see Wigeon and Teal at the moment - and a Water Pipit has taken up residence the last couple of weeks at the eastern end on the saltmarsh.

David Flummhttp://www.rspb.org.uk/community/members/DavidFlumm/default.aspxOn our recent guided walk...http://www.rspb.org.uk/community/placestovisit/hayleestuary/b/hayleestuary-blog/archive/2013/02/06/on-our-recent-guided-walk.aspx2013-02-06T15:44:00Z2013-02-06T15:44:00Z
On Saturday, 2nd Feb a dozen hardy souls joined Jen and I for a morning stroll around the reserve, commencing at the hide at Ryan's Field where a Kingfisher put in a fast fly-by for some. A cold northerly wind accompanied us as we took in Lelant Water and Carnsew Pool but with so many birds on show at this time of year, I would like to say we hardly noticed it - and at least it stayed dry.

With the tide receeding at the main estuary, Lelant Water, the wildfowl and waders became more active and followed it down across the mud. Hundreds of Wigeon and maybe a hundred Teal were feeding actively close to our group now gathered at the Hayle Causeway - the wall at the river there at least giving us some shelter as we scanned through the flocks. Amongst the waders, Curlew, Bar-tailed Godwits, Lapwing, Dunlin and a couple of Grey Plover showed well but when they all suddenly flew up in a panic, we searched for the cause and were not surprised to find a Peregrine as the culprit. What was perhaps surprising was that it had flown in, taken a female Wigeon and was now sitting on the mud right in front of all 14 of us plucking it - and nobody had seen it coming! Obviously the female Wigeon hadn't - but I felt a bit sheepish that as the main leader of this group I hadn't either!

From the north shore of Carnsew Pool, we located the Black Swan which had been present for a week or so in the company of a couple of Mute Swans. I explained of course that this bird hadn't flown here from its native home in Australia but more likely from the Paradise Park zoo opposite! On the Pool itself, a group of four 'redhead' Goosander were present and as they are quite a rarity in this part of the world I was keen to obtain better views for the party so we walked around to where they had beeen loafing just off the south shore. No sooner had we done this, the birds began diving and feeding and became even more difficult to see. An adult Mediterranean Gull followed their progress from the air, probably hoping to catch a fish displaced by the diving ducks. We turned our attention to the Little Grebes instead and a collection of waders including a group of ten Turnstone feeding amongst the rocks forming the banks of the Pool. A number of Redshank now joined some of the waders already mentioned above as the tide dropped further and started to feed actively as the mud became exposed. With food in our minds too now and lunchtime approaching we headed back to the carpark, warm cars and hopefully the promise of a warm lunch ourselves.

David Flummhttp://www.rspb.org.uk/community/members/DavidFlumm/default.aspx


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