A rather winter-like weekend once the Great White Egret flew off from Scarborough. Glaucous Gulls, Waxwings, Snow Buntings and Twite featured prominent but alas no late autumn hoped-for's such as Dusky, Hume's or even Pallas's Warblers, yet..........
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This rather dark looking Glaucous Gull was found in Scarborough Harbour Friday - Roy Harvey. The rather long wings and rounded head may suggest this bird to be a female. |
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The Glaucous Gull in Scarborough Harbour today looking a bit more typical perhaps? - Dave Mansell |
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Waxwing - John Hewitt. This bird was photographed in Easington this morning and later found its way on to the photographers garden list.
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Yes, winter is here as this flock of Snow Buntings at Beacon Ponds seems to confirm. - John Hewitt |
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