Rather stoked to bump into this Radde's Wblr around Easington today. Unfortunately in a private area with no access @spurnbirdobs.bsky.social

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Back on home turf at Flamborough for a few days guiding - checked the gulls at dusk, which included Caspian and Mediterranean - but it was the North Sea that really stole the show..... @flamboroughbird.bsky.social @nybirdnews.bsky.social

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One of the most striking animals seen on the recent Challenger trip to the Canyons was this dark morph Common Dolphin - and I wasn't even sure what I was seeing while actually filming this dolphin pod! Video available on the tubes: www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxuk...

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The second target species for these Bluetooth tags was the Blue Tit, to test their potential for studying irruptive migratory movements. The first results, after a few days, are just so cool. Still pretty crazy to think that we can follow the migration of such a small bird in (almost) real time! 😎

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It's been a cracking afternoon. Saw a peregrine carrying a tern get attacked by 2 arctic skuas before flying off out too sea still carrying it's prey, 200 Razorbills feeding offshore, bottlenose dolphins, a Whinchat and a presumed grey-headed wag still here. Then, this badger from the living room.

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