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Druridge Diary

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A diary of wildlife sightings and other goings on from Druridge Pools and Links

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Druridge Diary Pages Home A bit about Druridge My eBird Sightings on iNaturalist Images (on flickr) Hoverflies Sunday 30 July 2023 And it was all yellow... Hot on the heals of last month's patch tick (Night Heron), along came another on Saturday evening. Yellow-legged Gull - a spanking adult on the beach at where the Dunbar Burn runs out.  This is a first for me at Druridge and a first for the patch as far as I am aware. Stands out a bit I first got onto the bird from some distance away, it was at the end of the burn and I was in the dunes opposite the path to the hides. It was a 'Herring-type' large gull but the darker shade of the mantle rather than leg colour that alerted me to something different. The birds looked settled and there was nobody to disturb them, other than a couple with a dog at heal. Nothing is that straightforward, by the time I got there, the bloke had decided that the pool between the two spits that gulls were roosting on, would be the ide...

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