WADER EXTRAVAGANZA! AN AVIAN SPECTACLE.

A more local to home adventure looking for American sea ducks, and witnessing a real birding spectacle! join us for this great adventure.

[@tonycritcher3419]

Such beautiful images as always. A good variety of locations and birds celebrated with a 'chippy dinner'! What a great day!

[@okay_birds]

The Marsh Harrier is probably my favorite, what an impressive creature. Thanks for sharing! 😀

[@BritHikesOntario]

Nice video Nigel and Kayleigh, nice variety of waders and other birds!

[@TheBackyardAviaryAdventures]

Thanks Stu, much appreciated.

[@patrickhawkins9087]

Another great upload, Thanks for posting.

[@TheBackyardAviaryAdventures]

thanks so much.

[@brighteyedbirding]

You are both doing great this year! Keep up the good work and thanks for the awesome videos!

[@TheBackyardAviaryAdventures]

cheers Jordan.

[@garywebster8355]

Great film😊

[@TheBackyardAviaryAdventures]

Thanks Gary

[@paulliversage4479]

Nice..the wirral is my local haunt...i was at parkgate about 4 weeks ago for the high tide.....had some great hen harrier sightings

[@jamesthomson3774]

Just before you go to the Canada geese there was 2 Barnacle geese in with the Pink-footed geese.

[@TheBackyardAviaryAdventures]

thanks for that

[@alunlambert7456]

We’re you at RSPB Burton on Tuesday 5th, I’m sure I walked past you, but I could be mistaken

[@stephenparkbowden]

Great vids! What bird apps do you use for finding birds? Thanks

[@michaellewin9339]

As ever great video. How do you tell the Red throated diver from the Black throated in winter plumage from those distances? I really struggle, is there anything obvious to look for? Thanks!

[@TheBackyardAviaryAdventures]

It helps that I know the Red throated divers frequent here in winter. they also seem a little paler grey and have a slightly upturned bill.