A BIGGER BIG YEAR!, SOME WINTER VISITORS & A RARITY WE CAN'T COUNT.
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2024
- We travel to the south east looking for more birds for our year list, we look for a wading bird that we have failed to find so far this year. We look for some scarce winter visitors, a rarity we are not allowed to count, and we increase our big year target!
I really enjoyed the Snow Buntings! Great video and finds!
Very enjoyable, great work.
Keep going in till Christmas 😂😂
Good morning to you both from Singapore 🇸🇬. May I please ask what do you do after you have completed your bird count challenge ?
A shame the Ortolan Bunting was gone. Hopefully you saw the Pallid Harrier, but I guess we'll see next time ^^
Great to meet you at Freiston Marsh. Great video.
Cheers, nice to chat!
another red flank blue tail at Bempton today, hawfich been spotted aswell along with radde's warbler and dusky warbler, and black Redstart
1st impression was Kestrel. That RNG was a belter. Great stuff. I saw the same Stilt a few months back. ID’d as an escape about 2 days after I saw it. So off the year list it came 😢😅
shame!
Your Sanderling at 12:10..... Interesting Bill... Optical Illusion or Spoon Billed Sandpiper? Or something it's feeding on?
I thought the same thing!
food i think.
I'd vote for Eurasian Kestrel rather than Merlin -- the bird seems too lanky, and the flight too leisurely (was this full speed?) for Merlin. Merlins are shaped more like mini-Peregrines -- barrel-chested with a wide wing base -- and are typically fast, direct flyers even in windy conditions. Hope this helps...
Another Great Upload Nigel.
kestrel
Another great video. Just out of curiosity how much mileage have you covered this year?
I have absolutely no idea, although i would imagine we travel between 800 and 1000 miles per month.
I love snow buntings, not seen any for some time though. Darker primaries on your raptor looked more kestrel to me. Years ago, there was a long staying black winged stilt at Titchwell (one of my favourite reserves), he was nicknamed 'Sammy'. I got to see a little stint at Minsmere last week and a shorelark at Kessingland, a raven at Benacre and today at Abberton, 3 black necked grebes. Retirement is great, I should have done it 60 years ago! Sounds like your next video will be on the only west coastline of East Anglia, if I'm 'Knot' mistaken! Most enjoyable video again, I wonder if you went back to the two you dipped the next morning?? Hopefully, and we'll see the results next week!
Next video, ooh, I can tell you, it's none of the things you mentioned......tune in.
@@TheBackyardAviaryAdventures You can count on me doing that!
Thanks
Thanks so much Tony. this helps more than you think.
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hopefully a few tins of kidney beans for the next chilli on the road!
I would say that that bird of prey was a merlin
Yeah, me too
That head definitely does not look like a kestrel's