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jonathancampbellDescripción
Found in a patch of dead-nettles. Not sure what it is, so going on iNat recommendation.
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Fasta fastuosaObserv.
jonathancampbellDescripción
Found in a patch of Dead-nettles (see second and third photo, and this observation: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/207377454). Beautiful beetle!
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Charrán Ártico (Sterna paradisaea)Observ.
jonathancampbellDescripción
According to BirdGuides there are one or two individuals who have been here for a good number of days now. I only saw one, but glad I got to see it - a lifer, and a beautiful bird to watch flying. And what a journey it’s been in to get here!
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Falaropo Pico Grueso (Phalaropus fulicarius)Observ.
jonathancampbellDescripción
Saw this bird posted on Bird Guides so made a trip out there - for the life of me couldn’t see it for a good hour or so walking around all the flooded bits, until on my way back, dejected and despondent, I turned around for one last look in the binoculars and there it was! Very exciting, but it took me by surprise how small it was! Whoever spotted it first, fair play.
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Playero Dorso Rojo (Calidris alpina)Observ.
jonathancampbellDescripción
Particularly looking at small waders in the middle, between the oystercatcher and the redshank.
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Foca Gris (Halichoerus grypus)Observ.
jonathancampbellDescripción
I take a photo of these guys every time I’m at Newburgh, but they are just so amazing. And this time my camera has a better zoom!
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Negrón Común (Melanitta nigra)Observ.
jonathancampbellDescripción
A female Common Scoter and (I think) a male (second to last and last picture) based on the yellow on the bill - although maybe a younger one because of the lighter patches? Not sure.
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Búho Sabanero (Asio flammeus)Observ.
jonathancampbellDescripción
After two failed days trying to see them, I finally saw two owls! Beautiful birds, very acrobatic and agile as they hunt. A very good afternoon’s birding. Due to the low light I couldn’t get many good photos in flight, but I loved the last two shots because it shows the way the owl stretches its legs to almost launch itself upwards as it takes off - or at least that’s what it looked like to me!
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Pato Chillón (Bucephala clangula)Observ.
jonathancampbellDescripción
Male Goldeneye, possibly with a juvenile female?
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Cernicalo Común (Falco tinnunculus)Observ.
jonathancampbellDescripción
A few kestrels hovering around the beachfront.
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Mergo Copetón (Mergus serrator)Observ.
jonathancampbellDescripción
A very (very!) distant Red Breasted Merganser.
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Gallineta Común (Gallinula chloropus)Observ.
jonathancampbellDescripción
Interesting shot comparing sizes of Coots and Moorhens. I think I assumed they were a similar size, but Coots are actually much bigger!
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Liquen de Encino (Evernia prunastri)Observ.
jonathancampbellDescripción
Maybe two types? In the last picture you can see some flat ‘leafed’ and some more spindly types, but they might be the same species.
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Cormorán Grande (Phalacrocorax carbo)Observ.
jonathancampbellDescripción
While I was looking for the Red Throated Diver (background, I think) this guy popped up in front of it. Given the size, yellow-y looking beak and especially the way it dives into the water I want to say cormorant or shag - but what do other people think?
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Colimbo Menor (Gavia stellata)Observ.
jonathancampbellDescripción
Went out of Glasgow to try and see this bird after someone put it up on BirdGuides, but turned out what I thought was a path around the loch was actually private property - cue a muddy trudge around the southside of the loch, and a very long distance view of what I’m pretty sure is the Diver. The markings and slightly upturned beak look about right anyway. Apologies for the poor quality, it was a good half a kilometre away!!
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Zorzal Real (Turdus pilaris)Observ.
jonathancampbellDescripción
Thought it was a Redwing, but actually, looking at the photos, it might be a surprise Fieldfare! There were at least two of them in this tree, and I saw some thrush like birds later too but not close enough to identify them.
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Ardilla Gris de Las Carolinas (Sciurus carolinensis)Observ.
jonathancampbellDescripción
Very friendly Squirrel!
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Ampelis Europeo (Bombycilla garrulus)Observ.
jonathancampbellDescripción
Beautiful birds, a big flock of them have been at this crossroads for a few days. Hopefully the beginning of a good Waxwing year!!