Fetch Birdwatchers
165 watchers
Sep 2020
6:49pm, 10 Sep 2020
46,201 posts
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Derby Tup
Big flock of goldfinch today. Grey wag and dipper yesterday on the beck. Grey wag not that common
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Sep 2020
8:25pm, 10 Sep 2020
46,205 posts
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Derby Tup
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Sep 2020
7:15pm, 13 Sep 2020
1,599 posts
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Heinzster
I heard some unusual birdsong today while walking home from church. I used birdnet and it identified goldcrests - not a bird I see often at all! I watched the trees for a few minutes and there was a mixed flock of them with a few blue tits.
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Sep 2020
8:16pm, 13 Sep 2020
46,293 posts
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Derby Tup
Great stuff. It’s not unusual to hear them rather than see them
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Sep 2020
8:17pm, 13 Sep 2020
17,735 posts
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Rosehip
I don't think I've ever seen do many sandpipers in one place as there were today on Crosby beach - was almost tripping over them.
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Sep 2020
8:22pm, 13 Sep 2020
3,014 posts
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J2R
Heinzster, that's fantastic - I don't think I've ever seen a flock of goldcrests. Three things of note today: 1. My first winter visitors of the year, some turnstones on the seafront at Sheringham. They're always there in winter and astonishingly tame, hopping around at your feet like sparrows, but I didn't expect to see them yet. But summer has finished long ago where they come from in the Arctic, so it should be no surprise. 2. Also at Sheringham, gannets out to sea. Ages since I've seen any locally. 3. Swimming in a river, a kingfisher flew over our heads. |
Sep 2020
8:51pm, 13 Sep 2020
5,107 posts
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The Scribbler
Still swallows here near Druridge Bay in Northumberland - swooping over ponds and dive bombing over fields and hedgerows.
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Sep 2020
9:17pm, 13 Sep 2020
3,045 posts
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phal
Tawny Owl in a tree on our walk. We’ve often heard them when out walking at dusk but never seen one there.... Until tonight 😀
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Sep 2020
10:35pm, 13 Sep 2020
22,606 posts
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Dave A
Male in the tree, twooting. Another male on the distance, twooting. Then a female heard on the way back.
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Sep 2020
12:19am, 14 Sep 2020
710 posts
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funkyPOM
Rare treat this morning having these two chatter near me. Rainbow Lorikeets |
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