KEBBA SOSSEH | Gambian Bird Guide

I am a WABSA and Habitat Africa registered bird guide and wildlife tour leader. I can arrange transport for you and your friends to anywhere in The Gambia for bird and wildlife watching. Contact me at ksosseh@gmail.com or look for me at the Senegambia Hotel taxi car park. tel: +2209441507/ +2209911507

Wednesday, August 30, 2006

Wildlife watching in the UK

Whilst I have been Staying with Steve and Liz Dudley, I have not only been birding but looking at other wildlife we see on the way. Here are some photos Steve took for me when we are out watching.

This baby lizard was in Steve and Liz's garden. Its much smaller than the one I see in The Gambia!

Steve also catches moths. This is one of the bigger ones we see around at their house. A Red Underwing. They roost on the walls of the house, and during a really bad storm, one came into the house to get away from the rain and hail. I had never seen hail stone before!

Steve and I spent a great morning looking for Red Kites not far from their house. We got great views of some. We saw at least 15 and 9 Buzzards. These two are fighting with their feet.

The weather in the UK is a bit like our rainy season back in The Gambia. Just its colder here when hte sun isn't shining on me! This is in the Fens at Woodwalton very near to where Steve and Liz live.

This is me birding at Rutland Water. I'm not used to wearing so many clothes! Here I need a waterproof jacket and wellingtons because of the UK weather.

This butterfly is a comma. I see lots of butterflies back home and we have recently a new book to help us identify them.

1 Comments:

At 3:48 PM, Blogger Daniel said...

Hello Kebba,

It's great to see you online. I follow Steve's weblog, and greatly enjoyed seeing his pictures of the Gambia excursion. I'm enjoying your description of visiting the UK. Thanks for taking time to share your experience, pictures and point of view with the world.

 

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