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Mediterranean Gulls, Sandwich Tern, Knot & Ringed Plover were just some of the selection around the scrape at @rspbminsmere.bsky.social today. #UKBirding #SuffolkBirds

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Breeding-plumaged Great White Egret.

Breeding-plumaged Great White Egret.

@suffolkwildlife.bsky.social Lackford Lakes: 4 Avocet on the Slough, along with this spiffy breeding-plumaged Great White Egret.

#SuffolkBirds

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Pair of Garganey still showing well on Aldeburgh Town Marsh this morning. Also remaining Whooper Swan and White Wagtail seen. #UKBirding #SuffolkBirds

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My first Wheatear of the year at RSPB Hollesley Marsh this morning. Little Ringed Plover also present on the scrape. #SuffolkBirds #UKBirding

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A lovely male Bearded Tit, at RSPB Minsmere on Tuesday #ukbirding #suffolkbirds

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Stone Curlew.

Stone Curlew.

Finally caught up with Stone Curlew locally today. Five birds seen, including this (sitting) erythristic individual. #SuffolkBirds

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A trip to @rspbminsmere.bsky.social today. Always lovely. Stonechat, Kittiwakes, Med Gull, Whooper Swan and Bearded Tit all FFY, splendid Marsh Harriers and much else besides. #suffolkbirds

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Distant Goshawk in the murk

Distant Goshawk in the murk

Distant pair of displaying Ravens in the murk.

Distant pair of displaying Ravens in the murk.

Distant singing Woodlark in the murk.

Distant singing Woodlark in the murk.

A singing Mistle Thrush y’day, was noteworthy, 3 chasing each other around the garden today.

Later @rspb.bsky.social Lakenheath a calling Curlew was NFY.

Later still, no sign of the local Stone Curlew again, but 1, maybe 2 prs of Goshawk, a pr Ravens and singing Woodlarks were good.

#SuffolkBirds

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#suffolkbirds #essexbirding

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Peregrine on its favoured spot. Sitting on a Gargoyle’s head.

Peregrine on its favoured spot. Sitting on a Gargoyle’s head.

The local Pigeons are not keen on settling on the Church when one of the Peregrines is up there.

The local Pigeons are not keen on settling on the Church when one of the Peregrines is up there.

A couple of old friends popped up today. The Water Rail in the millstream, that has been MIA for over a month, and one of the Peregrines on the church, that I’ve not seen for a week or two. It was keeping the local Feral Pigeons on their toes.

#SuffolkBirds

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Purple Sandpipers at Ness Point Lowestoft. These birds are so interesting to watch, scampering over the rocks with waves crashing around them. Won't be long before they migrate north to their breeding grounds. #Birds #SuffolkBirds

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It was good to see the Hume's Warbler at Lowestoft on 14/2/26. It gave brief views in the morning, and then wasn’t seen for a few hours: I relocated it early afternoon, in the north-east corner of Sparrow's Nest Gardens, where it showed very well.
#RareBirdsUK #UKbirding #Suffolkbirds

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A trip to East Suffolk today, 5 Purple Sandpipers, 1 in photo at Ness Point Lowestoft, didn't see Shore Larks or Snow Buntings at Pakefield, Got good if brief views of the Humes Warbler at Denes Oval lowestoft. #Birds #SuffolkBirds

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Bonus Firecrest from the Denes Oval in Lowestoft this morning. Saw the Hume's Warbler briefly but it wasn't keen to pose.
#suffolkbirds #GBBW

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#SuffolkBirds #Norfolkbirding 🦤 🌍

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First Oystercatcher of the year.

First Oystercatcher of the year.

Pochard

Pochard

Pochard

Pochard

Maybe Spring is on the way. My first Oystercatcher of the year @suffolkwildlife.bsky.social Lackford this afternoon. Also m Goldeneye, but a bit of a clearout of Ducks. Just one Pochard left from a big group earlier in the year.

#SuffolkBirds

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3 Avocet at Isleham Wash. They normally start turning up in February.

3 Avocet at Isleham Wash. They normally start turning up in February.

My first 3 Avocets of the year, at Isleham Wash this morning.

@cambsbirdclub.bsky.social

Later a flyover Woodlark at Cavenham.

#SuffolkBirds

Does have the feeling of killing time till the spring though.

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The drizzle stopped and the sun just about broke through the greyness yesterday so we nipped to Lowestoft for another look at the Humes Warbler on the Denes which showed beautifully. Then on to Ness Point for the wintering Purple Sandpipers #suffolkbirds

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Pale Brindled Beauty

Pale Brindled Beauty

Fifth time of running a trap this winter, 5th time coming up empty!

Moth envy sated though, with a well marked, #8 Pale Brindled Beauty of my own on a random wall. NFM/NFG and new for tetrad 🔲 🤗 #teammoth

A female Blackcap, after last weeks male, was the only other thing of note. #SuffolkBirds

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A rather stunning Lapwing at Minsmere this afternoon #ukbirding #suffolkbirds #lapwing

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Don’t get many Minsmere ticks so a Raven today was a long awaited addition. Brings me to 279 for Minsmere. #SuffolkBirds

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Purple Sandpipers braving the waves on the rocks at Ness Point, Lowestoft this morning. #SuffolkBirds #UKBirding

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A number of Bewick’s Swans in with Whoopers off the A1101 just NNW of Mildenhall.

A number of Bewick’s Swans in with Whoopers off the A1101 just NNW of Mildenhall.

A number of Bewick’s Swans in with Whoopers off the A1101 just NNW of Mildenhall.

A number of Bewick’s Swans in with Whoopers off the A1101 just NNW of Mildenhall.

A number of Bewick’s Swans in with Whoopers off the A1101 just NNW of Mildenhall.

A number of Bewick’s Swans in with Whoopers off the A1101 just NNW of Mildenhall.

A number of Bewick’s Swans in with Whoopers off the A1101 just NNW of Mildenhall. #SuffolkBirds

A number of Bewick’s Swans in with Whoopers off the A1101 just NNW of Mildenhall. #SuffolkBirds

Some birds today, with a Raven at a local nest site, on the way to Sainsburys (other retailers are available)

Also a little drive out of town, and some Bewick’s Swans with Whooper Swans, though most were too distant to differentiate. Possibly only my 2nd sighting in my 10K⭕️

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Indeed a sad loss. Andrew's great photos graced The Harrier in many issues along with some interesting articles #SuffolkBirds

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Peregrines this afternoon. Female above and male below, on the Gargoyle of the local church, as viewed from the Kitchen.

Peregrines this afternoon. Female above and male below, on the Gargoyle of the local church, as viewed from the Kitchen.

Watched the male Peregrine eating (a Pigeon?) this morning, whilst I was eating my breakfast (not a Pigeon).
Late afternoon he flew in again to his favourite Gargoyle and was joined by the female on the battlements of the church.
Don’t often see them both at the same time. #SuffolkBirds

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Drake Goldeneye.

Drake Goldeneye.

Drake Goldeneye.

Drake Goldeneye.

Drake Goldeneye.

Drake Goldeneye.

Drake Goldeneye.

Drake Goldeneye.

A Marsh Harrier over Cavenham Heath and a Green Sandpiper over the pits, as well as a m Goldeneye on the sailing lake at @suffolkwildlife.bsky.social Lackford Lakes were all yearticks today. #SuffolkBirds

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Canadas & Barnacle benefitting from habitat creation courtesy of the Luftwaffe on Shalford Meadow. Big flock on fields of Fieldfare & Redwings, Linnets & Skylarks. Cold, dark ☹️ #suffolkbirds #essexbirding

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WF Geese still near Henny Bridge amongst Canadas still accompanied by the single Barnacle. Little Egret and Little Grebe on Stour, some Pied Wagtails in horse field where one Shire continues to nosh his way through the fence rails. Rain curtailed further observation! #essexbirding #suffolkbirds

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Suffolk Bird Group indoor talk poster. Hobbies and Stonies by Ed Keeble. Thursday January 29th at Hintlesham Community Hall. All welcome. Admission £3

Suffolk Bird Group indoor talk poster. Hobbies and Stonies by Ed Keeble. Thursday January 29th at Hintlesham Community Hall. All welcome. Admission £3

Suffolk Bird Group indoor talk - "Hobbies and Stonies" by Ed Keeble. Thursday January 29th 19:30 at Hintlesham Community Hall. All welcome. Admission £3 #suffolkbirds

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Slightly longer 🚲 this morning, muscles protested mildly. Geese have moved onto Shalford Meadow, ~200 Canadas still with a Barnacle, Greylags & at least 6 WF right by Henny Bridge. The single Herring Gull has returned to his spot on the Common too, nice to see him back! #essexbirding #suffolkbirds

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