On Monday 14th September, MPs are debating whether there should be a referendum on who owns England's water. I've just asked my MP to attend and support giving us a say. Take 2mins to email your MP: https://t.co/2PapC2K8Bu @We_OwnIt
@zuriag@teesbirds1@DurhamBirdClub That's quite a coincidence Bob. I saw a White Stork circling in that area before drifting off N on 5/6/06, ten years before Kynren opened. The bird was seen over Durham City the same day.
After finding a Snipe resting in a drainage ditch during a stroll on local farmland this morning, I took a quick photo and left him in peace. A few minutes later he was up and drumming in the spring sunshine high overhead. @teesbirds1@waderquest
@Horsburgh2 I reluctantly clicked the like button for this one Steve. It reminded me of the time I had to rescue a Goosander entangled in fishing line on Durham City riverbank a couple of years ago. Sickening.
600+ Black-headed Gulls gathered to roost on the river near Willington, County Durham at dusk today. Quite a few birds were almost in full breeding plumage. @teesbirds1@DurhamBirdClub
After a fairly birdless Boxing Day ramble among local lanes and fields, I was surprised to return at dusk to find a Little Owl calling loudly in my small County Durham garden. Best Wishes for 2026 folks. @teesbirds1
I was just alerted by the frantic calling of Blue Tits to 2 birds huddling together and hopelessly trapped under the cover of the drain in my garden. On release they flew straight to my birdbath to bathe, none the worse for wear. @teesbirds1
One of the Waxwings at Crook this afternoon was missing its tail feathers but still managed to fly off towards Howden-le-Wear with the rest of the flock. @teesbirds1