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  1. seggs

    Durham Birding

    They keep laughing at me also..;)
  2. seggs

    Durham Birding

    The modern day lust for plastic soffits/guttering etc. and gardens being block paved/ decked could well be the reason for their decline...if not, it wouldn't have helped ;) I live on a housing est. near the centre of South Shields and we have 30+ spuggs visiting the feeders daily, I estimate...
  3. seggs

    Durham Birding

    Sure some of the lads around where you live can keep you informed regarding owls..|8.|
  4. seggs

    Durham Birding

    Pic 4 does it for me Derek..:eek!::t:
  5. seggs

    Durham Birding

    Best count-3 Marsh (a few month back) :-C near the feeding area which has provided outstanding views on our visits in winter over the last few years.
  6. seggs

    Durham Birding

    Always nice a Jarra wintering Blackcap, Mick:t: Any further sightings of the larger green vistors you had a while back.?;)
  7. seggs

    Durham Birding

    Very nice shots Paul :t: Pleased my K9 didn't spoil the show with the Snow bunts. for you and other lads on this visit. They flew off and landed closer!;):-O
  8. seggs

    Durham Birding

    Nice shots Malcolm, you managed where many of us failed on yesterdays visit. :t:
  9. seggs

    Durham Birding

    Thats some capture Vivien. :t: never seen a Kes take out a Sanderling, wonder if it was ill or dead before the Kes grabbed it..??? Nice to see you again today.:t:
  10. seggs

    Durham Birding

    Excellent Colin! :t: Another brilliant Digiscoped shot by yourself.:clap: Been told of a report of this bird in the Whitburn coastal park later today..???? edit.... post here- http://www.birdforum.net/showthread.php?t=110408&page=436
  11. seggs

    Durham Birding

    The bird moves around the houses near here but its favourite hang out seems to be about here- http://www.streetmap.co.uk/map.srf?x=439932&y=559800&z=106&sv=439932,559800&st=4&ar=y&mapp=map.srf&searchp=ids.srf&dn=554&ax=439932&ay=559800&lm=0 Its only a short street
  12. seggs

    Durham Birding

    Nice one Waxy in Jarra!:t:
  13. seggs

    Durham Birding

    Nice one with the Black Redstart here.:t:
  14. seggs

    Durham Birding

    Nice one Ray with the Lesser White!...:t:, pity you dipped the Ring Ouzels. Pair present today still.
  15. seggs

    Durham Birding

    You really have to stop hanging out in BOP's centre's Davy, you might get a name for yourself.:-O:t:
  16. seggs

    Durham Birding

    Cracking Ray! 1 and 3 being my choice of belters.:t:
  17. seggs

    Durham Birding

    Ray, sorry I missed you here today!.. some the best counts of waders so far this winter here- 11 Purple sands. ( 9 north end of Sandhaven, 2 on the pier), 17 Sanderling (not had double figures until the last couple of days here so far this winter), 14 Ringed plovers ( normally around 25 is...
  18. seggs

    Durham Birding

    A very sad loss to South Tyneside and the whole of the North east and beyond. The Echo link Mark posted was a great write up. Thoughts with Brians loved ones.
  19. seggs

    Durham Birding

    Trow quarry male Kes. fed on worms only it seemed for weeks!:-O
  20. seggs

    Durham Birding

    Couple of great shots there Ray...:t: geese wise, your lass would have put you right with id.
  21. seggs

    Durham Birding

    Thats a great post.! just shows don't take nowt for granted.:t:
  22. seggs

    Durham Birding

    This "slacker" couldn't respond to your text this evening until later due to beeing in a meeting this evening regarding improving the ST area. But the best bet is the mid tide mark here for closer views, the plovers take off for the Rifle range field normally above this tidal state. And good...
  23. seggs

    Durham Birding

    Ya got there in the end, now ya addicted.;):t: Hope the jewellery didn't give it away.;)
  24. seggs

    Durham Birding

    10 present early evening yesterday like mentioned already on here.Rested up at the mid pier section. Report on my blog along with other Rosy sightings here. Sorry you have had a couple of fruitless journeys to here so far this year looking for Rosies...Ive had a canny few more!..:-O but I only...
  25. seggs

    Durham Birding

    Full credit goes to Jason for this one...:-O but I dare say Ramondo will be gracing Shields beach soon again.;):t::t:
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