Showing posts with label tundra bean goose. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tundra bean goose. Show all posts
Saturday, January 14, 2017
Wild Goose Chase
Managed to see 5 species of Geese today. Tundra Bean at Blackmoorfoot, 2 Eurasian White fronted geese at Ingbirchworth plus Pink foot at both sites and Greylag and Canada at the latter. Also a large flock of Brambling at Ingbirchworth and plenty of Fieldfare in the field with a few Tree Sparrow and Yellowhammer
Sunday, October 16, 2016
Siberian Accentor and Spectacular Spurn
Dusky Warbler
Brent Geese and Black Brant (right most bird)
Mealy Redpoll
Ring Ouzel
Pallas's Warbler
Radde's Warbler
Shorelark
Yellow-browed Warbler
Redstart
Redwing
White Fronted Goose
Monday, November 24, 2014
Hume's Leaf Warbler
Excellent Sunday birding trip to north east as usual. First off Long Eared Owl at Fairburn Ings. Also seen were a Green Woodpecker and a Willow Tit Then onto Whitley Bay for a very obliging Hume's Leaf Warbler. Like a slightly washed out Yellow browed warbler with a distinctive double syllable call. Also pleasant surprise of 2 Waxwings here too. We finished off with a Tundra Bean Goose at Boldon Flats and various ducks including a female Scaup at Tophill Low but sadly no Grey Phalarope. Final sighting was a hunting Barn Owl at dusk
Monday, January 9, 2012
Bean Geese in West Yorkshire
I popped over the border into West Yorkshire this lunchtime to have a look at the Tundra Bean Geese which thankfully are still present at Broadstone. There were 4 present and they kept themselves separate from a flock of 50-60 Pink Footed Geese and this made a good comparison of the subtle differences between the 2 species. Nice to see such a scarce species locally
Raptor feast on the Wirral
Myself and Dave went over to the Wirral on Sunday 8th.January for a day's birding. We were treated to a great display of Hen Harriers (ringtails), Short Eared Owls, 2 Merlins, a Buzzard, a Peregrine Falcon and a Kestrel. Other highlights included a lovely male Stonechat, 2 Tundra Bean Geese, good views of the long staying Great White Egret, Snipe, Whooper swans and Stock Doves
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