Results of my first #nocmig Session of Autumn 2025 from California cliffs, Norfolk Night of 18-19th October

Some time over the Weekend birding Yarmouth Cemetery. An elusive YBW calling occasionally deep in canopy, Goldcrests in every tree,flocks Redwing+Fieldfare,and at least 70+ Continental Blackbirds in Cemetery + to top it off Redwings pouring in off the sea. Autumn migration magic!

Years of Pain and misery, finally, finally over in an instant. BROWN SHRIKE Lanius cristatus, a long long awaited lifer. My 407th species for my British list. Upper Hollesey Common, Suffolk 27.10.25

Absolute highlight of this Mornings Birding session was finding this stunning FIRECREST Regulus ignicapillus Gt Yarmouth Cemetery, Norfolk 29.10.25

BLACK REDSTART Ness Point, Lowestoft 30.10.25

Absolutely delighted to find another FIRECREST 🔥 🔥 today. This one even stopped feeding for a few seconds to allow me to get a few pictures. The Autumn Birding magic continues! Gt Yarmouth Cemetery, Norfolk 30.10.25

GOLDCREST Regulus regulus Gt. Yarmouth Cemetery 31.10.25

Another Birding session, and more FIRECREST action! 🔥 #autumnbirding2025 Gt Yarmouth Cemetery 1.11.25

CROSSBILLS Loxia curvirostra Upper Hollesley Common, Suffolk

Found a few nice birds on a short Birding Session while on Tenerife Yesterday Morning CANARY ISLANDS CHIFFCHAFF Phylloscopus canariensis AFRICAN BLUETIT Cyanistes teneriffae BLACKCAP Sylvia atricapilla Santa Cruz de Tenerife 8.10.25

My main target bird on Fuerteventura was Southern Grey Shrike.A short walk in the heat of the Morning checking some suitable habitat i soon found this absolute cracker! Point blank walk away views! GREAT GREY SHRIKE Lanius excubitor koenigi Fuerteventura, Canaries 12.11.25

Twitch to N Norfolk in the bitterly cold this Afternoon for perhaps my last twitch of the Year. After a tense long wait the bird was finally refound and showed well. What a bird to End on. 3rd ever for Norfolk, and first for me! EASTERN BLACK REDSTART Sheringham, Norfolk

Birding in -4c Yesterday Morning. Unless these birds are moving, they are very hard to find. Even when they are moving they are still hard to pin point. Their camouflage is excellent. COMMON SNIPE Gallinago gallinago Bintree Mill, Norfolk 6.1.26

Sylvia/curruca are my favourite genus of bird by far. Studying SARDINIAN WARBLERS at close range back in November in la palma,Canaries and unwrapped this book on xmas day rounded up my xmas and Year very well!

4th time lucky today! 3 previous frustrating trips and finally managed to see the elusive BLACK-BELLIED DIPPER today when it finally gave itself up and showed well! Bintree Mill, Norfolk 11.1.26

Larus michahellis Santa cruz de la palma la palma, Canaries 13.11.25

Successful early Morning twitch to connect with this Asian vagrant from the East 💥 HUME'S LEAF WARBLER Phylloscopus humei Denes Oval, Lowestoft Suffolk 10.2.26

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