Last bird seen in 2022 (1 Viewer)

[Monahawk]

What was your last bird seen this year?
Mine was a lesser redpoll feeding on a seed feeder in the garden at dusk.

Si

 

[Himalaya]

So far 3 Lapwings. It is 5.24pm as I type and they were seen about 4.30pm. Thankfully it wasn't some Corvid.

 

[Richard D]

House Sparrow

 

[ClarkWGriswold]

Blackbird

 

[Will K]

A blue tit, on a window feeder.

 

[Xenospiza]

Probably White-fronted Goose.

 

[kuzeycem]

Eurasian Magpie

 

[KenM]

Not seen but heard,Tawny Owl.

 

[MiddleRiver]

White-crowned Sparrows... moments after two Red-tailed Hawks in tree bordering a field with a Kestrel hovering while a Northern Harrier flew by !

 

[dantheman]

Thought this would be a challenge - been in all day decorating the lounge with lots of dust (sanding/grinding too) and heavy rain outside much of the day. Think I recall mixed flock of corvids out the window (including Jackdaws on size) around roost time, possibly only birds today, apart from a cheeky Wren just outside the kitchen window earlier in the day.

 

[Farnboro John]

Dunno about seen - I heard a Coot on passage over the house when I woke at 2030 from getting a couple of hours sleep in early so I can stay up for New Year and still get enough shut-eye to fuel an early start.

John

 

[Nightjar61]

Northern Cardinal at my feeder, just before dark.

Dave

 

[Mike Crawley]

2 Collared Doves, last to leave the garden as dusk fell

 

[KC Foggin]

Northern Cardinal (male)

 

[Swindon Addick]

European Shag, flying into a stiff wind and heavy rain early this afternoon, shortly before my "I hate this and I want to go home" moment.

 

[angusmcoatup]

Last of 22 & first of 23, Laughing Dove roosting in a tree outside the flat. Watched it settle in and just had a peek and it’s still there. Unless it’s swapped places with a Collared Dove.

 

[earlytorise]

Yesterday between 9 and 10 pm, the street lights were bright enough beside the river that I saw avocets and black-winged stilts moving about. (Hong Kong)

I wonder if waders are able to feed in moonlight.

 

[Jeff Hopkins]

Mallard.

 

[Euan Buchan]

Herring Gull

 

[Lisa W]

Mockingbird