Teesmouth Bird Club

Quote from: robyoung on April 20, 2021, 11:08:15 AM
Little Egret at Greenabella Marsh. White ring K on left tibia and Yellow ring 9 on right tibia. Can anyone tell me the link on CR-Birding?

https://www.cr-birding.org/node/407 Should be this, there's 3 links for different colours, but the photo shows the same rings as your bird.

You'll want to report it here https://www.ringmerking.no/cr/default.asp?crside=forside

I think it's a regular visitor, so should be plenty info when you've entered your sighting.

Might be wrong, but could be that a bird has taken it out either on purpose or while drinking and not eaten it??

Not a moth, but an Orange Tip Butterfly

Chris.

Very likely the usual flagged bird that is there, XMM is the code on the green flag. I think it's from Svalbard

Your swan is a Whooper.

Hi Rob

They are Curlew, there's been around 30-40 in the coastal field regularly lately.

Cheers
Chris.

http://cormorants.freehostia.com/co_rings/shag_project3.htm

Yes, same bird we saw. Sent off details, just waiting for full results, know it's from Ghana though.

Hi Ray

Sorry, not a Rock Pipit, it's a Dunnock.

Chris.

Hi Ray

It's a Male Pochard

Cheers
Chris.

No problem. Had a look this morning but wasn't around. Luckily i've seen it for patch this year :p

Looks like little stint to me

Hi Ray, your ducks are Gadwall.

Chris.

Yes Grey Wagtail, there is usually one (often 2) hanging around either outflow and they head over into the fox covert stream from now and again.

Chris.