Walk along Pocklington Canal then to Allerthorpe Common - highlights Green woodpecker, 22 Corn Bunting, 55 Linnet, 75 Redpoll - multiple Buzzards @ldvnnr.bsky.social @yorkbirding.bsky.social

The train from March to Ely makes a great mobile hide - crossing the fens have seen Whooper Swan and Cranes - then crossed the Ouse Washes
With several ducks in view

Early morning wolf moon in York - accompanied by singing robins

A bit whiter today

Birds flooding into garden ahead of bad weather - blackbirds, Woodpidge, and magpie feeding on windfall apples, charm of Goldfinches on teasel, tits etc on feeders -!then sparrowhawk barrels through - 12 species in total @yorkbirding.bsky.social

Dawn over the Ouse in York - river doing its natural thing filling all the Ings (flood meadows) to support natural processes

Local walk in York, 25!Redwing Bishopthorpe, Rowntrees Park closed due to flood risk but from still open cafe could see a fisherman making use of the empty park - sorry for rubbish photo @yorkbirding.bsky.social

In Cambridge at local nature reserve Logan’s Meadow first time I’ve seen a Red Kite - very close to city centre

5 Goosander on Hogg”s Pond, Dringhouses - with Tufted Duck, Mallard and Great Crested Grebe @yorkbirding.bsky.social

First post on Bluesky - visiting Cambridge went to Logan’s Way LNR most notable for its Swift Tower - plenty of cormorants