Yesterday morning on our way to Druridge we called in to Falston Crescent in Ashington to have a look at the adult
Rose-coloured Starling. It was showing really well, although the light wasn't great. It was nice to hear it singing well too; a subtly different song to Common Starling, slightly slower and lower-pitched.
We decided to have another look at it in the evening, hoping for better light, and sure enough it was still in the garden, providing some better photo opportunities...
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| Rose-coloured Starling |
The garden also held a few other species...
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| Dunnock |
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| Juvenile Blackbird |
Druridge still held a good selection on the the coal road pools including a very brief adult summer
Little Gull,
Little Stint,
Wood Sandpiper,
Glossy Ibis,
Garganey,
Whooper Swan and a flyover
Arctic Tern.
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