@nybirdnews.bsky.social I arrived in the fog this morning at Brimham Rocks with the intention of seeing the Great-grey Shrike, which I managed at 10.25, and when the mist cleared half an hour later I was amazed to find myself 20 feet away from a Desert Wheatear sat in a small willow!

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The Siberian Stonechat - looks like maurus we'd have thought (our perched photo and Peter Coe's rump photo)

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A whole decade ago I peaked.

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Patch workout- finding this radgepacket wasn’t on by bingo card this morning. In strong sunlight it can look a little warm around crown and nape. Finely scaled on flanks and breast-sides. Beautiful bird. Boom 💥 #NEBirding #UKBirding

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Barred Warbler at Whitburn today. After some waiting the bird showed well on its favourite dogwood bush. Thanks to Neil Parker! #NEbirding #BirdsSeenIn2026 @teesbirds.bsky.social 🪶

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