Fetch Birdwatchers
165 watchers
Aug 2020
9:41am, 30 Aug 2020
45,757 posts
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Derby Tup
Yes Kinky more than likely
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Aug 2020
2:48pm, 31 Aug 2020
45,798 posts
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Derby Tup
Nice views of a SEO on yesterday afternoon moorland run and a surprise singing chiffchaff in a tree by Keighley station this morning
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Aug 2020
6:18pm, 31 Aug 2020
19,398 posts
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flanker
First kingfisher for ages this morning. And an unknown on Gaddings this afternoon. Quite neutral colouring, probably grey, but with a striking brilliant white rump when it flew. Shape and size were ploverish. I feel I should know what this is, but... |
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Aug 2020
6:32pm, 31 Aug 2020
45,802 posts
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Derby Tup
birds-in-flight.net ? 
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Aug 2020
6:35pm, 31 Aug 2020
19,400 posts
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flanker
Wondered, but don't think so. Didn't have the wing bar. And they're quite a distinctive shape.
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Sep 2020
9:54am, 1 Sep 2020
4,109 posts
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steve45
Chiffchaff singing this morning.
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Sep 2020
12:03pm, 1 Sep 2020
2,966 posts
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J2R
Autumnal feel in the air now, with flocks of predominantly 2020 edition goldfinches coming down onto the feeders. Throughout spring and summer, great tits and blue tits were the most common birds on the feeders, but now it's goldfinches.
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Sep 2020
3:20pm, 1 Sep 2020
5,084 posts
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The Scribbler
Spotted 'my' gang of goldfinches on top of the tree down the street this morning. Also saw a kestrel hovering over the fields at the back of my dad's garden on Sunday. And a spitfire (not a bird) |
Sep 2020
3:56pm, 1 Sep 2020
17,840 posts
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KinkyS
Another kingfisher yesterday, about 100m from the house this time. Haven't seen one in months and now 3 in 2 days
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Sep 2020
4:05pm, 1 Sep 2020
442 posts
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Weath
Finally got to see the Bearded Vulture on the second time of trying. This time at Crowden instead of when I tried a few weeks back when it was nearer Strines. Wow. That was one impressive bird! The size of it is difficult to comprehend until you actually see it in flight, which seemed so effortless as it glided up and down the valley. I was lucky enough to see it clearly perched on the top of an outcrop, in flight (4 separate times) and hold off the challenge of a 'very game' kestrel. Fantastic morning. |
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