Wednesday, 26 September 2012

What a Day!!!

What a day that was! Awesome!  My mate Ade caught a PGTips at Whitburn, and another couple of mates Tim and Jack scored with Lancy on North Ron check out Tims pics of this and a Little Bunting on the North Ron blog!!! What about me? Well, I didn't fare too badly either....

I had a meeting this morning over in Beverley so I thought it would be rude not to check out the coast afterwards so headed over to the north of Flamborough where it was visibly different to my visit last Sunday, i.e. there was some birds to look at! I didn't bother with the south side where there was Greenish Warbler, 5/6 Yellow-browed Warbler, Great Grey Shrike, Firecrest, Red-breasted Flycatcher...

Some of the highlights from where I went today included:

3 Red-breasted Flycatcher
2 Yellow-browed Warbler
1 Barred Warbler
2/3 Spotted Flycatcher
6+ Pied Flycatchers
c15 Redstart
5/6 Whinchat
12+ Wheatear
1 Common Whitethroat
3 Garden Warbler
2 Reed Warbler
4+ Blackcap
c12+ Willow Warbler
c5+ Chiffchaff
Brambling
12+ Song Thrush
Decent numbers of Robin

I managed to get the following shots... I do like my new camera! Will be great when I get chance to read the instruction book so I know what setting is what!

Pied Flycatcher 

Pied Flycatcher 

Red-breasted Flycatcher (1 of 3 found today) 

Red-breasted Flycatcher (1 of 3 found today)

Redstart 

 Whinchat

Whinchat 

Yellow-browed Warbler (1 of 2 found today)

5 comments:

  1. cracking stuff Andy if you get a decent pic editor the exif data stored on the pics will reveal all!!

    Keep em coming....
    zing

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  2. Cheers Zing, getting there!!

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  3. on aseperate issue i know you are getting into moths etc we have a friend who has discovered a large moth in their kitchen turns out ita a dark crimson underwing moth.how rare are these up here?

    any input appreciated

    zing

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  4. Very rare I think, check out the details here where there is a link to some images and a map from UK Moths website: http://ukmoths.org.uk/show.php?bf=2455 would be worth getting photos of it and sending to local record centre/county moth recorder etc.

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