Birder’s Twitter S4E6

Waxwing in the rain - taken by treasured UK bird photogrpaher Jonny R ©

An unusual turn of events - all team members are present and we’ve remembered to record the episode. Impressive. Listen again to Season 4 - Episode 6 here:

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Jonny H is luxuriating in family wide festive pyjamas:

Jonny R has seen Stonechat, Common Snipe and no Jack Snipe and is hoping to catch up with the Norwegian ringed Black-headed Gull over Diss:

DDL is on commission with eBird and mentions them 80 times.

Jonny H has been work birding and smashing patch, including Whooper Swans, Jack Snipe and 155 Stock Dove!

Flyover Whooper Swans - Jonny H ©

We’ve all seen Waxwings - but haven’t found any ourselves.

DDL is in the UAE with ‘friends’. Watching Amur Falcon, flocks of Kestrel and some other showy off stuff.

Cool MOTUS record at Dunge:

DDL talks about Eastern Black Redstarts - not Eastern Black-eared Wheatear.

Jonny R explains what copulating means.

There’s shit loads of Cattle Egret down the south-west:

UAE Little Grebes have white trailing edge to the wing and some have white eyes and DDL has looked at a Great Black-backed Gull.

The weekend of 13th and 14th January we are going to descend on Frampton Marsh - Birder’s Twitter TAKEOVER!

Get it touch if you want to star on next week’s Birder’s Twitter episode.

>> THIS helpful link << explains where your Durham list ends and your Yorkshire lists begins:

The recent Trindade Petrel record is a bit much and people should probably calm down:

Listen again to Season 4 - Episode 6 here: