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Temminck’s Stint still present at Baston Langtoft south pit at 12 noon though distant - pin below - Park on Cross Road and view from bank top
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HOLME BIRD OBSERVATORY Both Pied and Spotted Flycatchers were seen in the dunes with 2 or more Whinchats, 10 Stonechats, a Wheatear and a Redstart also noted around the dunes and a flock of 60+ Pink-feet flying over. Two Ra...

All the latest from NOA’s Holme Bird Observatory where the was a nice mix of commoner migrants today.
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HOLME BIRD OBSERVATORY - NOA - Holme A day of strong westerlies, and a good day for seawatching and Manx Shearwater at Holme! We seawatched from 0730-1130 and recorded 28 Manx Shearwater, 2 Eider

A great day sea watching in westerly gales at NOA’s Holme Bird Observatory, plenty of Manx Shearwaters and skuas!
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HOLME BIRD OBSERVATORY - NOA - Holme On the sea today 8 Common Scoters, 2 Red-throated Divers, 14 Great Crested Grebes, 4 Fulmars, 45 Gannets, 2 Arctic Skuas, 70 Sandwich Terns, 2 Common Terns, a

Latest from NOA’s Holme Bird Observatory. Osprey still about plus a productive sea watch
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HOLME BIRD OBSERVATORY - NOA - Holme Another strong day of southwesterlies, and it’s been a triple Osprey day at Holme! The first was seen in off the sea in the morning and then flew towards

Yesterday’s news from NOA’s Holme Bird Observatory included 3 ospreys in off the sea - great stuff!
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Holme Bird Observatory - NOA - Holme Finally, a break in the windy conditions meant a good morning to focus on some ringing before the wind got up late morning! It was an early start to get to

A good day at NOA’s Holme Bird Observatory with migrants trickling through.
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Holme Bird Observatory - NOA - Holme A few bits and pieces turning up today with two Wheatear (one in the dunes and one from one of the NWT hides), 5 Lesser Whitethroat and 2 Willow Warbler. A

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Holme Bird Observatory - NOA - Holme Well, I’ve been off on annual leave for the past week and feel like I’ve returned to autumn today! It was relatively cool in the morning, with a strong

Today’s news from the NOA’s Holme Bird Observatory, NW Norfolk - rather quiet on the bird front.
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Nice Grey Phal at Rutland Water this lunchtime. Showed well near the shoreline at the north end of the dam. @rarebirder.bsky.social

So, so dry at @rspbframptonmarsh.bsky.social today. Combination of drought + broken pump. Hardwork birding as a result. #lincsbirding

LRWT’s Merry’s Meadow, just a mile from the busy A1, was a peaceful oasis (without the water!!) with wall to wall Black Knapweed this afternoon and sooo many butterflies, including Marbled Whites.

Digiscoped record shots (at distance!!) of the very mobile White-winged Black Tern at RSPB Fen Drayton this afternoon @rspbengland.bsky.social @cambsbirdclub.bsky.social
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The buttercup meadows LRWT Egleton Reserve are looking super. The recent rains have really perked things up.

Another day volunteering at NOA’s Holme Bird Observatory. Few birds (due to the wind direction) meant I spent the day cleaning the 6 bird hides - spider webs duly banished! @norfolknats.bsky.social

The saltmarsh at Kilchoan, Ardnamurchan, held 5 whimbrel & 4 shelduck as well as usual curlew & oystercatchers at high tide this evening. No sign of yesterday’s small flock of ringed plover.
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Another glorious day’s birding on Ardnamurchan, this time up on the north coast. Golden Eagles soaring, snipe drumming, finches galore - green-, gold-, chaff-, linnet, twite, Siskin, plus cuckoo and so many wheatears. #HighlandBirds

What a cracking day to be birding the hills of Ardnamurchan in search of Ring Ouzel #BirdingScotland

A lovely evening across Kilchoan’s salt marsh, a rare habitat on Ardnamurchan. Today’s waders included Whimbrel, Curlew, Dunlin, Red-& Greenshank, Ringed Plover & Oyks.

We’ve at least helped the situation a little bit by removing this fully rammed carrier bag of plastic waste …but there are still tons out there needing to be collected.

I’m totally shocked & embarrassed at the amount of plastic waste on this remote west Highland beach where, just 100m away, 50+ Common Seals bask on their rocky islet.

Imm Glaucous Gull off Gore Point, Old Hunstanton, this afternoon plus a flurry of Snow Buntings against the dunes. Couldn’t locate the Shore Larks.