by @stevedudley.bsky.social
A Feed dedicated to patch birders from around the UK who flog their own corner of the UK daily, often with little to show for it! #PatchGold moments are so special. Posts tagged #PatchBirding, #PatchGold and #PWC2025 all collated here.
Duncan Bye Bank Island 3 Tree Sparrow new for #PWC2026 1 Great Egret NW Redwing 35 NW Siskin 7 N 495 Pink-footed Geese (inc 118 SW & 350 N) 3 Mistle Thrush 1 Little Egret Wheldrake Ings 3 Stonechat North Duffield Carrs 1 Great Egret 11 Clouded Yellow @ldvnnr.bsky.social @yorkbirding.bsky.social
@ianballam.bsky.social Common Seal #LytchettBay 22/08/26
@ianballam.bsky.social Common Seal #LytchettBay 22/08/26
@ianballam.bsky.social Common Seal #LytchettBay 22/08/26
@ianballam.bsky.social Common Seal #LytchettBay 22/08/26
Flamborough Bird Observatory Redwings are finding the nets at South Landing, come on down
Flamborough Bird Observatory Migweek day 2 A wonderfully still morning at South Landing. Nets are open, come and join us at the living seas centre.
Richard Watkins LRPS RSPB Dungeness late this morning, from Hanson Hide, this Little Gull was the the star turn, which kept coming to feed close to the hide, many photos were taken. #Birds #Birding #Kentbirding #Ukbirding #PWC2026
Lundy Bird Observatory Snow Bunting and Yellow Browed Warbler the most unusual and Hawfinch most unexpected @birdguides.bsky.social
Flamborough Bird Observatory The first talk of Migweek gets underway with @craigcthomas1.bsky.social On Flamborough 2026: the what,the when & the why
Mike Davis Porthcressa beach, Little Porth, St Mary's this afternoon. Great views of the Black Redstart this afternoon . Turnstones x14+ running the tideline. Grey Seal in the bay #Scillybirds
Jonathan Dodds This smart Black Redstart looked right at home between the boulders of Winterstoke Steps at King George Park. A welcome #PWC2026 addition having missed any early spring arrivals ebird.org/checklist/S4... #kentbirding
Bruce Taylor Barnacle Geese heading south past Barra today driven on by a strong tailwind. The same conditions also produced a small arrival of Icelandic Redwings around the island. Hopefully more birds will surface tomorrow when the wind drops. #BirdingScotland