Great time on the Farne Islands today. Photos clockwise are Arctic Terns, Puffin, Razorbill and guillemots ( top ) with Razorbill.

Bridled Tern on Coquet Island seen from one of this afternoons Puffin Cruises.

25 Goosanders in Amble Harbour first thing this morning. Other photos are Warkworth Castle and Coquet Island.

Spoonbill on Saltmarsh just south of Warkworth Dunes car park this afternoon.

Photos clockwise of Sedge Warbler, Lesser Butterfly Orchid, Common-spotted Orchid and Dyer's Greenwood at East Chevington this morning ( happy to be corrected on flowers )

6 Arctic Skuas briefly called into East Chevington this morning to have a go at the gulls and terns before heading on north.

Red-backed Shrike still at East Chevington this afternoon.

Young Wheatear on Amble Breakwater this morning.

Beautiful East Chevington beach, terns vs Arctic Skua

Arctic Skuas on East Chevington Beach just north of the Burn this morning.

Wasp Spider near Slapton Bridge this morning. Also a possible Norfolk Hawker and a Kingfisher. 15 Sandwich Terns and 10 Mediterranean Gulls on the beach.

Ringed Plovers ( top ), Turnstone ( bottom left ) and Sanderling around Alnmouth dunes this morning.

White Storks over Start PT carpark 18/08/24 at 10:40 Heading south. Probably the same muster of 52 , seen in Dorset yesterday.

Boulmer, Northumberland. Stunning day walking and birdwatching (over 40 species) 13,000 steps 💪 And the scenery and kindness was stunning. And it was beautiful!

Little Stint on beach south of Aln Estuary this morning.

Atlantic Bluefin Tuna off South Devon Coast, feeding on Garfish - the long thin fish with a "swordfish-like beak". Seen in pic 2. Out at sea the water was "boiling"in patches with Tuna activity.

The Beast emerges. Giant Bluefin Tuna plus a very lucky Garfish off the coast of Devon yesterday.

Group of Blue-fin Tuna were putting on a great show preying on Garfish just off Start Point this afternoon

Siberian Stonechat still on Holy Island this morning

Slavonian Grebe on the lake at Druridge Pools this morning.