A family and friends get together last week took my wife and I up to Bamburgh for a few days. While everyone was doing their thing, I spent most of my time on the beach and rocks photographing the birds. Unfortunately, the Bonaparte’s Gull that was off Stag Rocks didn’t show while I was up there but it was found again when I had returned home. I took so many images over the three days we were there I have divided them into two parts.
Turnstone.
Not turning stones but seaweed.
I took more images of the Turnstone in flight than I
did of any other bird.
I saw this Crow coming in to land on the beach with
something in its beak so I took a photo. I didn’t realise what it was until I
got the image up on the computer and found out it was a Frog.
I didn’t see many of these Eider or Cuddy Ducks.
Arctic Tern.
There were three at Stag Rocks.
Rock Pipit.
Calling Pied Wagtail.
Oystercatcher on the rocks at Seahouses.
A couple of Stonechat were in the dunes.
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