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Bempton RSPB 06.10.2016


Doc

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While surfing the birding sites I noticed a very rare bird at Bempton RSPB in Yorkshire. So today I made the trip up there, quite a long way to go as it's a round trip of 250 miles but we saw the rare bird I wanted to see. It's the fourth UK record of a Eastern Crowned Warbler. What a fantastic bird you can easily tell it apart from other warblers.

 

Also picked out a Yellow Browed Warblers, a Greenish Warbler, and loads of Goldcrests. While walking along the coast path we also saw a Bluethroat.

 

All in all a great day out with two new ticks.

 

Total now is 296 birds.

 

 

 

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I thought you may have gone up for the albatross that was on the news yesterday.

 

I bet it was a bit breezy on the tops

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The Albatross was only there for a fly by less then a minute so you had to be lucky to see it.

 

Was spotted at Cley today so making it's way down the East coast.

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2 hours ago, Doc said:

The Albatross was only there for a fly by less then a minute so you had to be lucky to see it.

 

Was spotted at Cley today so making it's way down the East coast.

Thats about one flap :D

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