And he’s off 🦉

We’re back 🟥◻️🟥◻️ ⚽️

A super little stoat enjoying itself in sand from a recently dug out trench locally this morning.

Sanderling searching an east Durham shoreline this morning.

Great to see this flock of small waders along the coast this morning 24 ringed plover 5 sanderling and a single dunlin.

Cuckoo on the move up the moors back in July.

Male Kingfisher seen on this mornings ramble.

Ruff from this morning.

Redshank, curlew, turnstone and stonechat from along the Durham coast.

Common snipe, little ringed plover and plenty of Dunlin from this morning.

An amazing male Kestrel effortlessly hanging in the up draft from the cliffs along the Durham coast this morning.

A cracking pair of stonechats along the coast this morning but no sign of any their cousins yet.

Little stint and dunlin from this mornings trot out.

One of the local buzzards on the look out for breakfast this morning.

A cracking scribly jack aka as a yellow hammer local this morning

Common blues this morning once the sun showed its face for all of ten minutes. 🦋🦋🦋

A small copper, green veined white and small white out this mornings ten minutes of sunshine.

Swifts swallows and sand martins all getting themselves ready for the long journey south to warmer climates.

Nice to see two or three yellow wagtails still about on my travels this morning.

Good numbers of Common snipe seen on this mornings trot out.