Hopefully more posts?

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As I have been a bit busy of late, I will hopefully post a few more things in the next week or so...

So here is a little catch-up....I have county ticked Black-winged Stilt and Savi's Warbler both at Rutland Water over the last month.
Also yesterday myself, Colin Green and John Hague connected with the "supposed" Atlas Flycatcher at South Landing, Flamborough Head. A very interesting bird and hopefully this bird will be added to the British list in the near future?
We finished the day at Bempton Cliff RSPB reserve and I was finally able to photograph the breeding Kittewakes, Gannets, Fulmars and Auks!...photos to follow

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