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Probably last chance this weekend at RSPB Bempton for incoming rares. Today Richards Pipit, Siberian Chiffchaff, Lapland & Snow Buntings.
At RSPB Bempton Cliffs today the highlight was at least 4 Willow Emeralds, warblers & flycatchers etc, then being outshone at 14.05 by reserve first overflying, calling Pacific Golden Plover!! May that continue?? 🙏🏼
At RSPB Bempton Cliffs the autumn migration has started! Sprinkling of 5 Pied Flys, 2 Spotted, 8+ Whinchats, plenty Sylvia & leaf warblers, Yellow Wagtails and Common Rosefinch were highlights. Both scarce here, were singles of Willow Emerald and Small Red-eyed Damsels!
At Bempton Cliffs RSPB on this #superSeabirdSunday still huge numbers of guga’s preparing to leave over the next six weeks!
At RSPB Bempton Cliffs today, 2 Pied Fly’s, just over 50 Willow Warblers and at least 9 Chiffchaffs in waves passing through scrub mid-morning onwards. The jewel that is … a stunning Wood Warbler! Elusive but showed well on & off to early evening at least.
First breeding Willow Warblers at RSPB Bempton Cliffs. Same pair produced 2 broods inc 6 & 4 fledged young! 2 nests 50m apart & each brood immediately taken to same Elder 200m away to feed! Nice start to a hopeful top leaf-warbler autumn! Pic 1 first brood, Pic 2 second brood
#SuperSeabirdSunday RSPB Bempton Cliffs, a proper seabird spectacle from both cliff top and at sea level!
Today’s juvenile Saker on Flamborough Outer Head today of captive origin. Seen well this evening.
After decades of hope, finally nailed Red-veined Darter at Bempton RSPB Reserve today! Of course a scorching male, and constitutes first reserve record! Also a reserve 3rd record of Black-tailed Skimmer, an immature male. Hopefully more to come over the week ahead 🙏🏼
For first time, breeding Willow Warblers at RSPB Bempton reserve! Bumper crop of six fledged juveniles. Safely being fed by male all day in main Dell.
Slipped away from Bempton this morning to see male Eastern Subalpine Warbler at Filey. Lush bird!!
Bit of Snow Bunting and Red Squirrel action today! Way outside my comfort zone!! 😂
Pulses of incoming migrants last few days at Bempton. Wandering the cliff top grasses and scrub producing exciting birding. Huge numbers of largely thrushes & starlings. Lap & Snow Bunts, WRails, Woodcock, finches, owls, geese & a fit little Siberian Chiff today! #moretocome
This young Gannet (guga) will likely leave Bempton early Nov! Latest ones include 05 & 15 Nov. Fifty-nine Whoopers passed in-off over cliffs, some giving great close views! 150+ yesterday. The Bluetail for its 12th day continues to please many visitors.
At Bempton RSPB, the Bluetail showed from 10.30ish to 18.00 for many happy observers today. Mostly in the Dell in flight, posing perched up and even had time to sunbathe! Was later seen later Pallas’s Patch later in day. A Little Bunting earlier was a bonus!
Perfect timing as I arrived at Bempton this morning just minutes after @BirderRich found the Red-flanked Bluetail! Then saw his next find, a Dusky Warbler on cliff top!! Sharp guy! Some good padders to on back of a jam-packed cascade of migrants yesterday!
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