Whilst Common Snipe are normally very well camouflaged it shows that they don't have to rely entirely on that to avoid predators.
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| Common Snipe exhibiting leucism (©Roger Carrington) |
Friday, 11 December 2015
Leucistic Common Snipe - Carsington Water
A leucistic Common Snipe has been present at Carsington Water for over a week. I haven't managed to see it yet but Roger sent me these photos taken in the last couple of days. It has generally been seen in front of the visitor centre in company with anything from 7 to 30 Common Snipe.
Whilst Common Snipe are normally very well camouflaged it shows that they don't have to rely entirely on that to avoid predators.
Whilst Common Snipe are normally very well camouflaged it shows that they don't have to rely entirely on that to avoid predators.
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