Spent a week catching up with family. Not really out much but the family are strategically placed so there were still some decent sightings.
A few half hour strolls outside the house at Newbiggin - the Med Gull svartehavsmåke capital of the NE - paid dividends: loads of Med Gulls, a few of which were ringed, including a colour ringed bird that without scope and time didn't get read...Other birds here inlcuded a colour ringed Sanderling sandløper among the decent numbers of waders on the shore, Iceland Gull grønlandsmåke, Merlin dvergfalk, Waxwing sidensvans and plenty more besides.
Further north in the Bamburgh / Seahouses area there were plenty of birds to see too - including roadside Barn Owls tårnugle, Stonechat svartstrupe and good numbers of waders and wildfowl.
Birding Northumberland makes it all too easy...
Mediterranean Gull svartehavsmåke
Hopefully one of the next new species in Øygarden.
Ringed Plover sandlo
Turnstone steinvender
Colour ringed Sanderling sandløper
Grey Plover tundralo at Seahouses
Bar-tailed Godwit lappspove at Seahouses
Mistle Thrush duetrost at Bamburgh
Part of a decent flock of Linnet tornirisk at Stag Rocks, Bamburgh
Further north in the Bamburgh / Seahouses area there were plenty of birds to see too - including roadside Barn Owls tårnugle, Stonechat svartstrupe and good numbers of waders and wildfowl.
Birding Northumberland makes it all too easy...
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Let me know your coming next time, It would be good to meet up.
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