Tom Cadwallender
@TomCadwallender
an old Northumbrian birdwatcher with a little wanderlust and an open mind to the world!
This is ‘canny’. Gan on have a listen.
Warm vibes on our new summertime episode with @TomCadwallender & Steve Lowe & Tom P and how to join the #BigButterflyCount (it's easy) @savebutterflies buzzsprout.com/895741/episode…
#SuperSeabirdSunday Audouin's Gull in The Gambia. @SteelySeabirder
On this day in 1975 ... @WashWader caught SIXTY Spotted Redshanks. What did we learn and what has happened to spotshanks in the last FIFTY years? wadertales.wordpress.com/2018/07/26/few… #waders #shorebirds
#SuperSeabirdSunday Caspian Tern in The Gambia. @SteelySeabirder
#SuperSeabirdSunday ‘Terned out nice again’ David @SteelySeabirder
All roads lead to @NorthWildlife Hauxley tomorrow Sunday 27/7 for you to check out some great optics @SwarovskiOptik @ZEISSBirding @opticronuk @VortexOpticsUK @hawkeoptics @NTBirdClub @WildNland @NEWTLtd
Greenshank, staying a while then passing through the Aln Estuary, Northumberland. @GrahamFAppleton @WeBS_UK
Avocets have bred at the Aln Estuary, Northumberland, for the first time this year, and raised three chicks. What vociferous parents they are.
Veteran jazz singer Dame Cleo Laine dies aged 97 bbc.com/news/articles/…
I find this so called ‘harvesting’ appalling in this day! Why? There is no justification for allowing this to happen.
Young Northern Gannet chicks will be harvested this autumn on a remote Hebridean islet for the first time in four years: bit.ly/4o00NQV
A record 18 Little Egrets around the Aln Estuary, Northumberland, yesterday. They haven’t bred here, so I wonder where they have come from?
‘Serene’ Black-legged Kittiwake on the Northumberland coast.
“Can You Feel the Love Tonight” Say goodnight to the seabirds and sun on the Northumberland coast.
North Atlantic bound? Northumbrian Puffins showing a bit of ‘Zugunruhe’ which is a German term meaning "migratory restlessness." And one of my favourite words.
Wood Sandpiper recently at Buston Links Marsh, part of the Aln Estuary, Northumberland.
“There is a season, tern, tern, tern” Roseate Tern on the Northumberland coast.
“Tern Around Bright Eyes” Roseate Tern reaches for the sky on the Northumberland coast. @NTBirdClub
