Roy Harvey

Curlew and Ruff on the Humber mud in yesterday's sunshine.

We made a second attempt to see the Lesser Yellowlegs at Woodhall Spa this afternoon and did better, with much closer views.

Finally managed to get good views of the Easington Purple Sandpiper on Sept. 8th. Fortunately, it was in close proximity to the Pectoral Sandpiper occasionally!

Nice to connect with the Pectoral Sandpiper at Beacon Ponds, Kilnsea this afternoon.

Very pleasing to finally get good views at Donna Nook this morning of the Pacific Golden Plover that's been lingering around the Humber for several weeks.

Would appreciate comments on this creature please, photographed in Lincolnshire yesterday. Could it be a Pearly Green Lacewing?

A roosting Nightjar was found today behind the Church at Kilnsea. Viewing was difficult, but worth the effort.

American Golden Plover gave good views at Frampton Marsh early afternoon today.

Very pleased to connect with the Stone Curlew at Easington today!

Lucky to encounter Slavonian and Black-necked Grebes shoulder to shoulder for a short while today at Covenham!

Always nice to see a Black-necked Grebe at an Inland reservoir. This one was at Covenham today.

A female Scaup has been lingering for several days in the Pyewipe area to the south of the Humber estuary and today I had my first views of it, just as the sun peeped out from behind a cloud.

One of the two Waxwings near Goole today.

A windy day for our visit to Covenham Reservoir yesterday, but the Slavonian Grebe showed well

Very fortunate this morning at Theddlethorpe when the Lapland Bunting walked into view while we were looking at the Shore Larks!

A second visit on a grey morning to see the Fillingham Great Grey Shrike - and it did not disappoint!

I'm sure that there are better images to come, but pleasing to have seen this White-tailed Eagle at Aughton today. Always distant, but the sun was shining! Happy New Year to all friends and fellow birders!