Escaped the mayhem that is East Yorkshire birding right now, to return to the relative quiet of Norfolk. I just love the sight and sound of Pink-footed Geese as they head inland to feed on arable early in the morning #ukbirding

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A day that began with a Desert Wheatear at Wells-next-the-Sea, concluded with this stunning Isabelline Wheatear at Winterton Dunes. In between, I managed a self-found Richard's Pipit, juv Rosy Starling, a trio of Shorelark and a couple of flighty Snow Bunting #ukbirding

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BIRDS IN S. GLOUCESTERSHIRE: OCTOBER 18th: Our highest ever count of Redwing was logged at Severn View Watchpoint, Aust this morning! More than 23,200 individuals heading north-east. 📸 @migrationmatt.bsky.social 👍 www.thebirdsofsouthgloucestershire.co.uk #UKbirding #Southglosbirds

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Good start to my east coast trip - female Desert Wheatear still by the RNLI station at Wells-next-the-Sea this morning. It came out of roost and performed well at first light before moving west along the beach to commence feeding #ukbirding

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A song created in 2 minutes by my youngest using AI onlymusic.ai/s/rxB48vJigCC1 I've heard worse.

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