SEABIRDS GALORE! & Searching for some scarce uk birds

[@shaynacossette]

It is so much fun to watch birders from other regions be so excited about birds that are fairly common for me, really makes me take a step back and appreciate the north american species!

[@tps3057]

Love Bempton...

[@belvidebirder3829]

It's a Weasel not a Stoat pal. Short tailed, lacking black tip.👍🏻

[@TheBackyardAviaryAdventures]

thanks for the correction, much appreciated.

[@clarkwgriswold157]

South Gare was where I saw the Brown Booby last year. Some very friendly birders there from memory. 👍👍👍

[@TheBackyardAviaryAdventures]

We saw that too! what an amazing bird

[@michaelafrancis1361]

It was a weasel not a stoat. Stoats are a bit bigger but the diagnostic identification mark is the tail.... long and bushy with a black tip is a stoat..... short and stubby is a weasel. More birders should take more interest in other wild creatures and be able to identify them.

[@edwallace2828]

I love how you narrate. Btw, I think you are going to blow through your goal!

[@TheBackyardAviaryAdventures]

Thanks Ed! I am genuinely quite conscious that my narrating could get boring, or at least not keep peoples attention, so I really appreciate your comment.

[@garywebster8355]

Well done 👏

[@DaveCollierCamping]

Excellent video, I do a lot of bird videos here in Virginia USA, new friend here.

[@TheBackyardAviaryAdventures]

Thanks so much, we appreciate you tuning in from the USA! Hopefully we will get there sometime.

[@deanbrookes7711]

There's a grasshopper warbler at southgare for the last few days in the pond

[@herbertquist2174]

Great video! Do you have a website in the UK to find places where rare or scarce birds are seen? Im hoping to visit Scotland on vacation in a few weeks and dont really know the best places to watch birds.

[@TheBackyardAviaryAdventures]

We use an app called Birdguides, this finds the real rarities. Scotland is incredible, we are hoping to visit in the summer.

[@clarkwgriswold157]

The free SOC (Scottish Ornithological Club?) app is well worth downloading. Will give you plenty of ideas if you haven’t visited before.

[@MintChocChipGaming]

How do you find out where birds have been spotted? Is it Facebook groups?

[@TheBackyardAviaryAdventures]

Generally on the Birdguides app