Red-footed Falcon over Brid Links golf club this evening. @flamboroughbird.bsky.social @rarebirder.bsky.social @birdguides.bsky.social
Walk like an Egyptian..... Oofff what a bird.... First ever record here on the farm late this afternoon @flamboroughbird.bsky.social @birdtrack.bsky.social @jobirding.bsky.social @flamboroughbirder.bsky.social
Three flocks of Common Scoter east over the garden in the last 50 minutes here at @flamboroughbird.bsky.social @birdtrack.bsky.social
Heard the unmistakable kronking of a Raven whilst i was in the garden earlier. A quick dash back indoors for bins and camera and a brisk walk down the farm track. Scanned towards Highcliffe Manor and saw it land in a pine tree. Shortly after it flew NW over the village @flamboroughbird.bsky.social
Little Owl calling from garden. Last garden record was in 2022 @flamboroughbird.bsky.social @birdtrack.bsky.social
Smart Eastern Black Redstart in St Mary's churchyard, Scarborough today. Initially flighty and feeding in the trees late morning, It showed well early afternoon in the old lower disused graveyard. @birdguides.bsky.social @nybirdnews.bsky.social @rarebirder.bsky.social
3 Dusky Warblers on the outer head also Northern Bullfinch, Firecrest and Siberian Chiffchaff also Great Northern Diver and 70 Little Gulls on the seawatch with a Yellow-browed Warbler at RSPB Bempton. Full details here flamboroughbirdobs.org.uk/sightings/10...
10th November 2025 - Flamborough Bird Observatory
A day of light/moderate southerly winds, heavy showers and a high of 14 degrees C. Three Dusky Warblers were present, with a newly arrived individual along the Motorway Hedge joining the two birds at ...
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One of two (possibly three) Dusky Warblers at South Landing today @flamboroughbird.bsky.social @rarebirder.bsky.social @birdguides.bsky.social
Spurn Black-faced Bunting in the bag @spurnbirdobs.bsky.social @rarebirder.bsky.social @birdguides.bsky.social
Garden nets unfurled before first light. Lovely Redwing the first bird caught (under BTO license) @flamboroughbird.bsky.social @jobirding.bsky.social @flamboroughbirder.bsky.social #Migweek
Been thinking for a while that this would make a nice little net ride, Just tidied the small Hawthorns up and voila!... @flamboroughbird.bsky.social @flamboroughbirder.bsky.social @jobirding.bsky.social
Garden nets open before first light on a very autumnal feeling day again here at @flamboroughbird.bsky.social. This lovely Redwing was the first bird extracted. @jobirding.bsky.social @flamboroughbirder.bsky.social #Migweek
Attention,Attention Migweek starts tomorrow!! Events taking place- The ringing demonstrations are going ahead at RSPB Bempton and South Landing, both 8am-12pm. The guided walk for those booked on it is going ahead (meet at the lighthouse for 10am start).
White-throated Needletail @rspbbemptoncliffs.bsky.social scored gold again when the Tophill Low bird was relocated there late this afternoon. Still can't believe i've seen this chonky mega Asian Swift a few miles from home. @flamboroughbird.bsky.social @rarebirder.bsky.social @birdguides.bsky.social
Oh lawdy...!!! White-throated Needletail showing a bit well here at Bempton RSPB reserve @rarebirder.bsky.social @birdguides.bsky.social
Pale-legged Leaf Warbler On this date last year i had a bit of a birding find at RSPB Bempton....
Long-tailed Skua on the seawatch, first Pink-footed Geese of the autumn also Green Woodpecker, Whinchat and Redstart with a decent fall of commoner species too. Full details here flamboroughbirdobs.org.uk/sightings/14...
14th September 2025 - Flamborough Bird Observatory
After overnight showers, a relatively bright morning preceded overcast skies; there were light/moderate south-west winds and a high of 16 degrees C. An adult Long-tailed Skua lingering off the Fog Sta...
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First Garden Warbler of the year in the garden this evening. Feasting on Elderberries @flamboroughbird.bsky.social
Huge surprise in the #LDV moth trap this morning in the form of a Clifden Nonpareil 🤩– a first for the reserve after years of waiting! Nice to be able to share it with our visiting corporate team of staff from Drax Group and several local birders and moth enthusiasts 😄
This magestic New Zealand Kererū discretely eating a cherry plum whole is why I can never move to a different country
Nice to see some recently fledged Ringed Plover at Redcar this week - lovely scalloped feathers and less boldly masked than the adults. 🪶🐡 #wildlifeArt
HMS Duncan still anchored in Brid Bay off the headland here at Flamboro
