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ZEISS DTI thermal imaging cameras. For more discoveries at night, and during the day.

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    Northumbrian Birding

    Thought you might need your previous link
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    Northumbrian Birding

    No sign of any Avocets at Cresswell today. Does anyone know what has happened to them. Could they have been flooded out?
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    Northumbrian Birding

    No sign of the pair of avocets that nested on the island at Cresswell or the three young chicks this morning. Does anyone know what has happened to them? The other two pair were still nesting on the point.
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    Northumbrian Birding

    2 cuckoos at Ladycross tonight and 2 nightjars by 22.10hrs
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    Northumbrian Birding

    cuckoo and tree pipit beacon hill this morning
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    Northumbrian Birding

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    Northumbrian Birding

    It was on the pager as no sight yesterday. However I saw it on Tuesday but after thr left turn I was told to walk about a mile up the track to a clearing and then look back on myself to view the tree tops. After walking at least a mile I was about to give up when my pal shouted there is a bird...
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    Northumbrian Birding

    6 Leach's Storm Petrels in the scope at once at New Brighton Wirral today. Probably about 20 but difficult as they forced there way against the wind and were blown back frequently. One poor one was devoured by a lesser-black backed gull.
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    Northumbrian Birding

    A little owl was sitting on the roof of that barn which has burnt slats on it when we passed this morning Alan
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    Northumbrian Birding

    Didnt use it Gordon just hours of patience Cheers Andy
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    Northumbrian Birding

    Hawfinch at Hulne Park at 08-45 this morning. In tree directly above lodge entrance. It took from 07-20 but well worth the wait. Andy
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    Northumbrian Birding

    No sign of any Hawfinch from 8.00am to 9.10am this morning Andy
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    Northumbrian Birding

    An extract from B.T.O. - Quail Remarkably some of the Quail arriving now are likely to be birds born this year further South in Europe or North Africa. First broods are capable of migrating just two months after hatching and can be sexually mature at the age of 12-15 weeks
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    Northumbrian Birding

    I see where the ignorance comes in 5 males in the same field trying to set up a territory in the middle of August or all mating
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    Northumbrian Birding

    With a minimum of 5 males singing in one field I am 100% certain the birds were not breeding they were most likely this years young
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