WOLDECOLOGY.CO.UK

racebirding.blogspot.com

Steve Race Wildlife Photography: May 2012

http://racebirding.blogspot.com/2012_05_01_archive.html

Steve Race Wildlife Photography. Monday, May 21, 2012. RSPB Bempton Cliffs is a very special place and the best time to visit is through the months of May, June and July. The Seabird Spectacle is at it's best now with birds building nests, sitting on eggs and even feeding their young. The wind direction has been amazing over the last few days with north easterly winds blowing the birds up high to the top of the cliffs in which you can see them floating on air with the greatest of ease. Everyone is welcom...

bucktonbirder.blogspot.com

Bucktonbirder: One from early June

http://bucktonbirder.blogspot.com/2013/09/one-from-early-june.html

Monday, September 30, 2013. One from early June. Gripped by a day visitor! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Buckton is a small coastal village in East Yorkshire which through dedicated patch watching and ringing has produced some great birding! A few of the best! These made the heart race! Black-throated Thrush, March 2007. Isabelline Shrike, September 2007. Brown Flycatcher, September 2010. Raddes's Warbler, October 2013. View my complete profile. Interesting Buckton species (year). Grasshopper Warbl...

bucktonbirder.blogspot.com

Bucktonbirder: Brunnich's brunch

http://bucktonbirder.blogspot.com/2013/12/brunnichs-brunch.html

Friday, December 27, 2013. Arrived at Portland Harbour to be told the Brunnich's Guillemot had showed briefly just after dawn before flying off around the breakwater, the weather was testing to say the least, force 6 SW wind with squalls. Scanning with everyone else I picked up a winter plumage Black Guillemot and 2 Great Northern Divers. After almost two hours I went back to the car to see just how naughty the kids were being! After some fifty minutes it once again started diving and after just three di...

bucktonbirder.blogspot.com

Bucktonbirder: Mind the gap!

http://bucktonbirder.blogspot.com/2013/10/mind-gap.html

Tuesday, October 22, 2013. Short-eared Owl back to winter at Buckton. Rarest patch birds of the weekend - 7 Goosander SE over Buckton. Pallas's Warbler - excellent find by Nick Carter at Hunmanby Gap. Little Bunting found by Brett in the rough at Millenium Wood at Flamborough. It was very much after the Lord Mayor's show at Buckton, very few new birds and it says something when the patch highlight is provided by a duck, well ok a sawbill and seven of them! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Bean Goose 7...

bucktonbirder.blogspot.com

Bucktonbirder: Big ditch twitch

http://bucktonbirder.blogspot.com/2013/09/big-ditch-twitch.html

Sunday, September 15, 2013. Juvenile Common Buzzard over Buckton cliff top. Spotted Flycatcher in the cliff top dell at Buckton. Ridiculously tame Great Snipe in a ditch on Beacon Lane, Spurn. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Buckton is a small coastal village in East Yorkshire which through dedicated patch watching and ringing has produced some great birding! A few of the best! These made the heart race! Black-throated Thrush, March 2007. Isabelline Shrike, September 2007. View my complete profile.

bucktonbirder.blogspot.com

Bucktonbirder: 2013 the year that was

http://bucktonbirder.blogspot.com/2013/12/2013-year-that-was.html

Tuesday, December 31, 2013. 2013 the year that was. The Buckton year started off in spectacular fashion with this obliging Bittern. Found on the scrape at mid day on April 7th by John Goleby. Being at home at the time, there was only one thing for it, straight in the car, a three hour drive and hope it remained for the afternoon. Bittern is a mega bird at Buckton and this is not a record that will be repeated in a long time! One species I have always wanted to find at Buckton is Bluethroat. At one point ...

bucktonbirder.blogspot.com

Bucktonbirder: Spurn Migration Festival - a few faces!

http://bucktonbirder.blogspot.com/2013/09/spurn-migration-festival-few-faces.html

Wednesday, September 11, 2013. Spurn Migration Festival - a few faces! Spurn was recently the venue of the UK's first ever migration festival organised by. The Spurn Bird Observatory, Yorkshire Wildlife Trust, Birding Frontiers and. The event was a huge success with guided migrant walks, seawatching, visible migration. Watches and ringing demonstrations. A full and interesting lecture programme complimented the outdoor daytime activities. Inside the 'lecture barn' at Westmere Farm. A few of the best!

bucktonbirder.blogspot.com

Bucktonbirder: 'In amongst em'

http://bucktonbirder.blogspot.com/2013/10/in-amongst-em.html

Thursday, October 17, 2013. Northern Treecreeper - amazingly frosty bird. Northern Treecreeper rear view. Firecrest a jewel in the Cliff Top Dell. Black Redstart - a very pale individual. Red-breasted Flycatcher - rattling away like a machine gun! Radde's Warbler - 1st winter female, new patch bird. This skulky 'acro' gave me the chase for an hour or two. Pallas's Warbler at Buckton Hall, 3rd patch record, first since 2003. That Black Red is nuts! You must have had a fit until you saw the tail. Black Red...

bucktonbirder.blogspot.com

Bucktonbirder: Ivory Trade

http://bucktonbirder.blogspot.com/2013/12/ivory-trade.html

Tuesday, December 17, 2013. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Buckton is a small coastal village in East Yorkshire which through dedicated patch watching and ringing has produced some great birding! A few of the best! These made the heart race! Black-throated Thrush, March 2007. Isabelline Shrike, September 2007. Brown Flycatcher, September 2010. Raddes's Warbler, October 2013. I am a 41 year old Buckton enthusiast, follower of the shipping forecast and most happy when driving a Heligoland trap. Grassh...