little murmuration early on, young whooper swans, pectorial sandpiper showing, black tailed godwit, kingfisher seen and a pair of stonechats and the usual @NorthCaveBirder @NorthCaveWet
Early morning walk at Gibraltar point NR. At least 6 stonechats, greenshank, 2000 oystercatcher, 100 black tailed godwits.,4 curlew and 1 yellow browed warbler and the usual @lincswildlife
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The Sheffield Bittern was relocated on the river Porter today before going on a walking tour of the General Cemetery @shefbirdstudy @SYorkshireBirds
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Marsh Harrier found shot in North York Moors National Park.
Police appeal for information & some commentary by me ⬇️
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Lovely early morning walk, Little egrets having their morning meeting, Think i have a juv yellow wagtail it has a black bib? also water rail, hobby, buzzard, kes, ruddy shelduck and egyptian geese plus the usual.@NorthCaveBirder @NorthCaveWet
Early beautiful sunrise. Buzzard, kingfisher, peregrine, sparrowhawk, greenshank, GSW, LRP, Bittern in flight and lots of baby pheasants @NorthCaveBirder @NorthCaveWet
Black crowned night heron was the star also water rail, bearded tits, godwits lots of terns and the usual @NorthCaveWet
Early morning walk with the mist rolling in, warblers @NorthCaveWet @NorthCaveBirder
Gorgeous sunrise this morning. Bee orchid and cygnets hitching a ride @NorthCaveWet
Early morning walk at @NorthCaveWet @NorthCaveBirder lovely to see a black swan also tawny owlet 🥰
Yellowhammer from car park entrance. Bittern flyby,otter seen, sedge warbler,reed,willow warblers and common whitethroat, 2 Yellow wagtail and greylag gosling and 2 red legged P. This morning early 😊 @NorthCaveWet @NorthCaveBirder
Nice walk around north cave. Sedge warbler, willow warbler,chiff chaff,black cap, lots of sand Martins,common tern and Mediterranean gull, Marsh harrier and peregrine @NorthCaveWet @NorthCaveBirder
Lovely walk this morning. Blackcaps singing, chiff chaff, reed bunting, tree sparrow and a Marsh harrier posing in a tree @NorthCaveWet @NorthCaveBirder
brilliant morning, common scoter, yellowhammers, lots of linnets, curlew, snipe, meadow pipits and a lovely song thrush singing. @NorthCaveWet
Brilliant early morning walk. Bittern and 16 white fronted geese landed briefly @NorthCaveWet @NorthCaveBirder
Catastrophic decision that will see the end of thousands upon thousands of Scottish seabirds. There is just no hope
The Berwick Bank offshore wind farm off Scotland's east coast has been approved. Conservation groups warn it could become the deadliest wind farm for seabirds ever built.
The government's own impact assessments predict large numbers of bird deaths, including puffins, kittywakes, gannets, guillemots and razorbills.
Despite the objections, the project was just awarded subsidies that will add £1.8 billion in green levies to UK energy bills.
The RSPB called the decision an absolute disgrace, saying public money is being used to fund one of the most damaging wind farms for wildlife on earth.
Nature is being sacrificed, in the name of saving it.

































































