Siberian Visitors, Gannets in Action and a few Bugs.

Shore Lark, Blyth 
 
The past few weeks have been exceptionally busy, bird wise. I've added so many new birds to my year list. White-winged TernYellow-browed Warblers, Pallas' Warbler(s), Raddes Warbler, Dusky Warbler, Olive-backed Pipit, Richard's Pipit(s), Red-flanked Bluetail(s), Little Bunting, Shore Lark, Bluethroat, WryneckWhite-rumped Sandpiper (also a Northumbrian tick), Siberian Stonechat, Isabelline Shrike, Blyth's Reed Warbler, Hume's Leaf Warbler and the odd Great Grey Shrike. No wonder I feel tired! Loads of great birds but hardly a photograph worth a damn.
 
Here are some of them, plus a "few" videos. There are also some bugs & Gannet in Action pics.
 
Let's start in Norfolk
 female Redstart, Great Yarmouth Cemetery


Goldcrests, Titchwell. How many have you seen???



Isabelline Shrike, Beeston Common
Yellow-browed Warbler, Gypsy Lane
 
Next, a weekend in Northumberland
 
Shorelark, Blyth
 Velvet Scoter (male) and two Common Scoter (female), Newbiggin
Mediterranean Gull, Newbiggin
White-rumped Sandpiper, Stag Rock
 
White-rumped Sandpiper, Stag Rock
Purple Sandpipers, Stag Rock.
Grey Heron, Stag Rock
 
Juvenile Gannet, Stag Rock
 
Back to Norfolk...



Red-flanked Bluetail, Wells Woods (sorry about LGRE's back)
 
Now there's just time for a few other beasts.
 Pygmy Shrew climbing a tree, Titchwell
 Red-legged Shield-bug, King's Lynn
 Hawthorn Shield-bug, King's Lynn
Pine Hawk-moth, Holkham
 


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