Durham Birding (11 Viewers)

[Cyclops]

Any reports of an Egret in the area? Pretty sure I've just seen one in a field in Darlington. It had the distinctive hump under the neck of a heron, was pure white and flew straight and slow. But I've never 'had' an egret yet so I'm not sure of which species its more likely to be.

 

[Cyclops]

Terrible pics but it was all I could get

 

[Kesterel]

Terrible pics but it was all I could get

What is it?

 

[Shaggy2070]

Any reports of an Egret in the area? Pretty sure I've just seen one in a field in Darlington.

Little Egrets around Teeside area, one could have flown over to Darlington.

 

[Cyclops]

What is it?

Err, Egret

 

[A W Gregory]

Great White Egret

A few pics of the GWE taken last month !

 

[A W Gregory]

Little Egret

A couple of a Little Egret that was at the same location as the GWE

 

[A W Gregory]

Seo

A few from this aft on Durhams Moors

 

[A W Gregory]

Whooper Swan

One of Ten on Blackton Reservoir at the weekend.

 

[Kesterel]

Anyone low on swallow numbers this year. I did a bird survey late last month and the numbers were down but that could've been down to the cold wet weather we had just experienced, but it's 3 weeks on and the numbers here are still very low.

 

[A W Gregory]

Shortie

Taken a couple of weeks ago !

 

[MalR]

What a cracking picture of my favourite bird! Well done.

Malcolm

 

[A W Gregory]

A Few More

What a cracking picture of my favourite bird! Well done.

Malcolm

Cheers Mal here's a few more.

 

[A W Gregory]

A Couple of LEO shots taken recently

 

[A W Gregory]

A few Barn Owl Shots

 

[Michael A]

Lovely shots Alan.

 

[A W Gregory]

Lovely shots Alan.

Cheers Michael - shame about the lack of use on the site !

 

[A W Gregory]

One from tonight just about to leave its nest site to get some Scran for the Kids

 

[Michael A]

Cheers Michael - shame about the lack of use on the site !

Agree with you Alan, haven’t posted for a while but log in regularly.

 

[A W Gregory]

A couple of Black Swan pics from the Batts - Bishop Auckland