North Cave Wetlands (YWT) and Blacktoft Sands (RSPB) - Jan 24

[@deborahhammond8576]

Shaun, if recently subscribed because I like the gentle way you just focus on the birds, without too much chatter. It makes an informative ( thanks for the bird ID) and very relaxing few minutes

[@shaungriffin1968]

Thank you, glad you have found the videos relaxing 😌

[@capturingnaturewithsandip]

Nice video. Thanks for posting wonderful video & big like

[@shaungriffin1968]

Youre welcome 🙏

[@iulianabrezeanu8001]

Thank you very much. I am a bird lover.

[@shaungriffin1968]

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[@Yorkshirewild]

Another nice video Shaun, Thank you. and two great local sites for me.

[@shaungriffin1968]

Thank you 🙏

[@stefangoldensteinwildlife9929]

Hello Shaun. I really like your video. I know many of the birds you found from my homecountry. New subscriber here. I film wildlife too😊. Greets Stefan

[@shaungriffin1968]

Thank you for subscribing 😀

[@andycotton162]

Thanks for posting, I've been many times to Blacktoft over the years, but for photographers, there's only 1 hide that is close enough for really sharp pictures. I've also taken bearded tits and tree sparrows, redwing and fieldfare in the winter months there. As you say, sometimes the high tides and floods bring the waders a bit nearer, which helps.

[@shaungriffin1968]

Thank you for commenting, and following. Hoping the warmer weather brings some better photography light :)

[@railway-share3820]

Nice video Shaun. Back end of last November I saw around three dozen Barnacle Geese near the River Hull at Beverley. First time I've seen them. How common are they? Do you see many around?

[@shaungriffin1968]

Lots of geese on the Humber estuary, some of the rarer varieties such as dak-bellied brent geese, and some barnacle geese yes - but never seen them in the quantities you mention.