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Posts by Luke Nash

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American Golden Plover on Holy Island recently, a lovely bird to see and it was as close as you could ever ask for! #NEBirding #UKbirding

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Back in Norfolk for a few days, and there's been a good run of spring migrants - Osprey, Whinchat and Ring Ouzel are some highlights, but the best find was when my dad and I walked up to the water meadows on Thursday and had a funny duck pointed out to us - drake American Wigeon! #norfolkbirding

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Took a much needed break from dissertation writing to see the brilliant White-winged Black Tern at Saltholme yesterday. A brilliant bird to bring me back after two months with very little time for birding. #NEBirding #teesbirds #UKbirding

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Enjoyed excellent views of the Spectacled Eider at Texel today with @norfolkbirdtour.bsky.social - a worthy first WP twitch!

1 year ago 30 1 0 0

I'd say it's the gentrification, overexpansion of tourism, rampant off-lead dogs and unfavourable land management practices that are having a more immediate impact. The tranquility of many spaces up here is a stark contrast!

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I don't think it makes a difference for the pipit but it's more likely to be on the interior saltmarsh and strand line at high tide; access-wise I'd say low tide marginally better as sand at the shoreline is much firmer

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Just a classic Northumberland winter!

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Probably fairly easy if it's in the same areas as today (the tideline on the west side of the point, and the saltmarsh in the NE corner of Wide Open). I did the 2.5 mile walk in 40 minutes and while it's very flat the first half mile is an icy road and most of the rest is sand!

1 year ago 1 0 1 0

Even though it's a great system, still getting used to the Feeds! #NEBirding #UKBirding

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Northumberland strikes again! Just when we thought it was winding down, in comes Neil Osborne with this brilliant American Buff-bellied Pipit. Great to watch it on the tideline briefly before it flew to the "gap". Nice to meet @markaeaton.bsky.social and @banktopbirder.bsky.social there too.

1 year ago 47 1 4 1

Must have been you I bumped into at the car park today!

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A day for the history books in the northeast today. White-billed Diver and Grey-headed Lapwing were brilliant in themselves, but the adult Ross's Gull at South Shields is in a league of its own. Utterly speechless. #NEBirding

1 year ago 91 3 1 0

Hi Daryll, that would work great for me! Thanks!

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Fabulous views of the Glaucous Gull at Old Hunstanton yesterday. #Norfolkbirding

1 year ago 35 0 1 0
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We're back on your screens for #UniversityChallenge this evening at 8:30pm on BBC Two! Come and watch us take on the Open University for a place in the quarter finals.

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