I had a lovely walk along Happisburgh beach this morning. But unfortunately I came across two dead birds- a confirmed Gannet and a possible Common Tern (I think, it wasn’t fresh to ID it properly). Avian Flu? So sad 😩 (photos taken from afar and I didn’t touch the birds at all)
We've had a busy week on the road catching geese for #BirdRinging with 1,577 birds caught in 12 catches. Please keep an eye open for yellow & blue leg rings & white neck collars, and report sightings to https://t.co/KgPhkmwMBS (Thread 👇🏻)
The beautiful Kingfisher caught at yesterdays CES @Pensthorpe. If you look closely at the feet you’ll see they are dark brown telling us this bird is a juvenile as adults have bright orange feet 👣
🔊 Sound on - this is what a corncrake sounds like!
If you ever hear a corncrake, please email [email protected] telling us who you are, where you heard it and when you heard it. Bonus points if you manage to send us a sound recording too!
@themarshtit @WWTWelney
Coot ringing @Pensthorpe this morning ( look at this amazing feet !). Seven fitted with individually marked Darvic rings. Keep your eyes open for them, Coots can travel some impressive distances ! @KaneBrides @WWTworldwide #cootstudy