Saturday 28th September p.m.
This morning was a washout so I ventured up to Redcar Tarn this afternoon when the sun was out with a temperature of 15°C.The first bird of note was a Juvenile
Lesser Black-backed Gull with a Green leg ring number N:D81 which had been seen earlier in the week, on the BOG site is reported as being ringed this summer in Bowland, Lancashire.
There was also a much bigger Juvenile close by which by its size I put down to being a
Greater Black-backed Gull.There were also a good many other Juvenile Gulls and c50
BH Gulls, Lapwings numberd 25 along with a similar number
Starlings.There was a flock of c50
Linnets and on the water there were five
Goosanders along with the
Tufteds and
Canadas. I also saw seven
Pied Wagtails, Rooks, Jackdaws and a
Grey Heron.
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| Juvenile LBB Gull, Green Leg Ring N:D81 |
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| Juvenile Great Black-backed Gull |
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| GBB & LBB Gulls |
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| Goosanders |
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| Grey Heron |
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| Lapwing |
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| Linnets |
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| Pied Wagtail |
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| Starling |
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| female Tufted |
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| male Tufted |
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| Redcar Tarn 28/9/2019 |
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