Nothing I say is quite going to compare with the Great White Egret but let's do this anyway...
Saturday 31st October / Sunday 1st November
Pink-footed Goose - skein of 100+ south on 1st
Greylag Goose - 3
Canada Goose - 2
Teal - 75
Mallard - 35
Red-legged Partridge - 4 at Kelk
Pheasant - 1 white bird at Harpham (photo below)
Little Grebe - 2
Cormorant - 3
Grey Heron - 4
GREAT WHITE EGRET - 1 at Kelk Beck
Sparrowhawk - 1
Buzzard - 4
Kestrel - 1
Golden Plover - 28
Lapwing - 2
Snipe - 3
Green Sandpiper - 1 at Kelk Beck
Short-eared Owl - 1 at Kelk Beck
Kingfisher - 3
Great Spotted Woodpecker - 2
Skylark - 45+
Meadow Pipit - 2
Grey Wagtail - 3
Fieldfare - 4
Redwing - 12 (flock of 11 + 1)
Goldcrest - 6 away from normal areas suggests influx of migrants
Brambling - 1 at Harpham with finches
Goldfinch - 2 flocks 20+40
Siskin - 11 at Harpham
Yellowhammer - 2 flocks 8+10
First up, another picture of the egret. Just how good? Even the Cormorant looks impressed.
Buzzard keeping an eye on proceedings. Quite a pale bird.
Grey Wagtail perching in a tree, which they don't usually do.
All-white Pheasant at Harpham. Been a long time since I saw one of these.
Short-eared Owl... about to be harassed by a gang of crows.
Three additions to the year list
103 Brambling
104 Great White Egret
105 Siskin
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