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nature north: November 2014
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A thirst for nature in Thirsk, North Yorkshire. Saturday, 1 November 2014. Eastern Crowned Warbler, Brotton. A family trip out to Brotton today for my second ECW. Who would have thought lightning would strike so close after the Trow bird back in 2009? T-shirt weather and blue skies in November. fantastic! Working through the sycamore canopy, pausing at times momentarily. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Thirsk, North Yorkshire, United Kingdom. View my complete profile. BTO Bird Ringing - 'Demog Blog'. Steve B...
nature north: LEO
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A thirst for nature in Thirsk, North Yorkshire. Saturday, 15 March 2014. Owls have been a bit thin on the ground, but after locating a pair of Tawny Owls on Tuesday evening, I only have Little Owl left for the year list. I saw SEO on Cowpen Marsh a few weeks ago and Barn Owl on Greenabella Marsh. This LEO was taken at RSPB Saltholme recently. One day I might see a Snowy Owl. I thought this winter might have been the one. 15 March 2014 at 23:31. Good shot, we still need short eared and barn owls. David's ...
nature north: December 2013
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A thirst for nature in Thirsk, North Yorkshire. Sunday, 29 December 2013. Newburgh Priory today - Barnacle Goose. Numbers a bit different to my last visit in November, with today's highlight being a Barnacle Goose. Still no joy with Green-winged Teal or Ring-billed Gull etc. but you've got to try! 2 Redwing and 1 Fieldfare in a field towards Byland Abbey. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Thirsk, North Yorkshire, United Kingdom. View my complete profile. BTO Bird Ringing - 'Demog Blog'. Ringing on Fair Isle.
nature north: December 2012
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A thirst for nature in Thirsk, North Yorkshire. Monday, 24 December 2012. Buff-bellied Pipit, Berkshire. There was a bonus cast of three Ring-necked Parakeets, two Red Kites and a Common Buzzard to keep everyone entertained, plus a small flock of Siskins around the car park. It was good to catch up with Andy Walker on the day. You can read his blog here. Now back to the Christmas festivities. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Thirsk, North Yorkshire, United Kingdom. View my complete profile. W is for Whinchat.
nature north: Saltholme with the kids
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A thirst for nature in Thirsk, North Yorkshire. Saturday, 3 January 2015. Saltholme with the kids. I had a bit of a wander with my two daughters today around Saltholme then up to the creek to see the seals. Stumbled across a Common Chiffchaff presumably overwintering around the verge between the visitor centre and the wildlife watchpoint and was able to photograph it from the hide on the fence to the left of the feeders. 16 May 2016 at 19:41. This is an awesome motivating article.I am practically sat...
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cliftonbirding: Breeding Bee-eaters
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Tuesday, 4 August 2015. At the back end of last week news was released of some Bee-eaters. Breeding in a quarry at Brampton near Carlisle, two pairs plus a couple of helpers apparently, I was out with Pete Watson on Sunday and we thought we’d go have a look, the weather forecast wasn’t brilliant but at least it wasn’t raining when we got there, just one nest site on view and at least one bird showed regularly if a little distantly throughout the morning, also a Wheatear. Was viewable from Lower Hide.
cliftonbirding: July 2014
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Monday, 28 July 2014. Sweet Raptors and a second chance tern in Teesside. With nothing much around at the moment within striking distance I had been thinking of trying for the Honey Buzzards. At Wykeham again this last weekend however with a White Rumped Sandpiper. Showing well at Cresswell Ponds in Northumberland and another White Winged Black Tern. Had gone although the Tern. Haven’t been showing very well this year, it was very slow, a couple of Kestrels. And a few common Buzzards. I hung around for a...
cliftonbirding: Showy Sab's and the disappearing acts
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Sunday, 9 August 2015. Showy Sab's and the disappearing acts. Out with Mark today and we went over to Pennington Flash in Greater Manchester where an adult Sabine’s Gull. Had been found in the week and had been showing well, it was still present this morning and still showing well, a great bird to try out my new camera gear with. After a good session with it we moved on and up to Preston where a first summer Ring Billed Gull. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). In search of Storks. Spotting a rare Crake.
cliftonbirding: April 2015
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Monday, 27 April 2015. Grizzlies and a day roosting Heron. I was out with Pete Watson today and we decided to do a repeat of the trip we did this time last year to Twyford Woods in South Lincs for the Grizzled Skippers. Then back to Whisby Country Park for Nightingales. Armed with a bit more info on the Butterflies. Into action, they weren’t easy though, very quick and easily lost but we eventually got good views of at least two, we also had the bonus of a Dingy Skipper. Of the year, several Buzzards.
lapland: October 2014
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Birdwatching and Photography by Mick and Sylvia Brennan. Thursday, 16 October 2014. The Migration continues slowly. Tuesday went north of the Tees and managed to see Brambling, Goldcrest, and Jack Snipe. Thursday went south of the Tees and managed another Red-breasted Flycatcher, Merlin, Woodcock and the first Redwings of the Autumn, unfortunately the weather was too bad to hang about for the Firecrest at South Gare so hope it hangs around. Links to this post. Monday, 13 October 2014. Links to this post.
lapland: March 2014
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Birdwatching and Photography by Mick and Sylvia Brennan. Sunday, 30 March 2014. This Greenfinch was very angry when the Redpoll came to the feeders at Saltholme last weekend. Yesterday we had our first Wheatears at Kildale along with lots of Meadow Pipit. It was nice to see the Red Grouse so close to the road and not at all bothered. The Little Owl was sitting out as we passed on our way home which made an excellent end to a lovely day. Links to this post. Thursday, 13 March 2014. Links to this post.
lapland: July 2015
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Birdwatching and Photography by Mick and Sylvia Brennan. Wednesday, 1 July 2015. Playing catch up with the blog! Well it's been over a month since our last blog post.this really isn't good enough. So below is a brief round up of what we've seen.which, to be honest, isn't very much. The big one for us was a Squacco Heron which turned up briefly at Saltholme.cracking bird. A female Black Grouse was a surprise find on a trip to Smardale. A young Oystercatcher was a delight. Turtle Dove at Sutton Bank.
cliftonbirding: August 2015
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Monday, 31 August 2015. In search of Storks. A few weeks back a handful of immature Black Storks. Then decided on the afternoon at Spurn, the imm Red Backed Shrike. From yesterday remained at Sunnycliff Farm but apart from that it was just common migrants, late afternoon I ended up at Kilnsea Wetlands and with the rising tide there were big numbers of Redshanks. Roosting there plus three Mediterranean Gulls. Dropped in as well. Coming up out of the ditch it landed not too far away. One of the Med Gulls.
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A thirst for nature in Thirsk, North Yorkshire. Saturday, 3 January 2015. Saltholme with the kids. I had a bit of a wander with my two daughters today around Saltholme then up to the creek to see the seals. Stumbled across a Common Chiffchaff presumably overwintering around the verge between the visitor centre and the wildlife watchpoint and was able to photograph it from the hide on the fence to the left of the feeders. Thursday, 1 January 2015. Little Bustard, Fraisthorpe. Saturday, 1 November 2014.
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