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Another year another amazing migfest Spurn Bird Observatory with Georgie W-S Oscar Puls Sam Glennie Cornelius Jones and Zak Spaull the weather was a bit dramatic at times though… bird highlight was the barred warbler which occasionally showed well. Great to see David Walsh again too

Sadly dipped the Sharp tailed Sandpiper today, but it was far from a wasted day as during the best part of 7 hours there, I had great views of many fantastic waders inc. Spotted Redshank, Ruff and Curlew Sand, plus a flyby Bittern at the end, a life tick for my Dad!

Early finish at college and straight off to York for the Grey Phalarope today-took some time to find but eventually showed very well, including some nice flight views as it got briefly disturbed by a BHG. ✅

Great to meet you mate-hope to see you again soon

Great 9 mile hike up Ingleborough today with Ashleigh Overall, great views until the top which was covered in cloud, but at the bottom it was the perfect end to the day to get my overdue lifer Dipper!

Great day out in E Yorks with Matthew Broadbent Ben Armstrong Harry Coghill and Charles Gunn, obvious highlight was the Black throated Thrush, a great lifer. Also nice to see 4 Waxwings and a Lesser Yellowlegs nearby.

Well, it looks like that's 2023 over and done with. Yet another great year of birding - I stopped keeping track of my year list, but I've had many new lifers these past 12 months, and seen some properly corking birds - from Goshawks and Yank Warblers to Eagles and Night Herons.1/

I know the thread is very badly written and short this year, currently walking through NYC in the middle of the aft so otherwise occupied 😅

Slight change from my usual tweets.... Having a great time in the iconic city that is New York-a few lifers so far too including Ring-billed Gull, American Herring Gull, Red-tailed Hawk and Double-crested Cormorant!

Birding in Central Park was amazing-all birds pictured were lifers, plus Ruby- crowned Kinglet, but the picture of that is so bad i shan't share it😆

Absolutely hellish train trip from my college to Crosby marine lake for the Black throated Diver, there and back I ended up going on 9 trains😭 Fortunately the bird itself was very easy, was literally the first bird I saw on the lake! Nice overdue ✅

Great day walking around Bempton and up to Thornwick yesterday, with lovely views of Short eared and Barn Owls, plus my second new bird of the year, Snow Bunting.

Whoops I seem to have forgotten twitter exists, so here's a little me compilation from the lake district, PS I have short hair now😆

Quality photo of a Red Kite from London the other day, very nearly got hit by a plane coming into LHR!

First day of Migfest did not disappoint with 4 lifers in the form of RB Shrike, RB Flycatcher, Bee Eater and Wryneck as well as Pallid Harrier and dozens of migrants. Great to see Cornelius Jones Sam Glennie Georgie W-S James David Walsh and everyone else here!

Had this freaky guy at work today (garden centre) thoughts anyone? Cheers Graeme Lyons Sean Foote

On 35 species so far for 2025, with this week bringing 2 lifers, Tawny Pinion and Puss Moth, plus only my second Eyed Hawkmoth and Golden Rod Pug, both NFG. #mothsmatter

Hi, can anyone on here please tell me what I need to do to complete this survey? It won’t let me click finish. Also what does geolocate list entries mean? As I’ve put a grid ref at the top i assume i don’t need to do one for every entry individually?