Wednesdays ' commute home from work was abnormal, with a diversion to Ryhope to see the Scop's Owl that had been found earlier in the day. Armed with only my iPhone, I was dependant upon others generosity to view through optics...
Great view all considering, and perhaps a venture back should the owl remain.
Nearer home, on the return journey, another unanticipated bird - a nightjar - at St Mary's. Still without any optics of my own, other folks Scope's were put to use, even though the subject was roosting a mere few feet away!
Saturday saw a trip north - this time armed with camera and scope...
Goswick GC has held an obliging immature Long-tailed Skua this week - and some crippling views were obtained. Seems this bird has taken a fancy to try and eat golf balls - pecking furiously! Yellow-browed Warbler also present.
The return journey saw a pit stop at Stag Rocks, where only one of the Black Terns was picked up offshore - thankfully for me it was the White-winged.
Saturday, 30 September 2017
Wednesday, 2 August 2017
Infrequencies
Saturday, 13 May 2017
Revisit, Float, Dip.
Popped back to Lynemouth -en-route to Seahouses for an attempt at Serin, a County mega.
Citrine Wagtail still performing well... images here are from Friday though.
Meanwhile on the Farnes... no sign of the Serin, but plenty of these fellas'
Sunday, 7 May 2017
The weekend so far
Wednesday, 19 April 2017
Wednesday, 29 March 2017
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