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It had caught me out again, the tide. I had delayed too long and time had run away from me, until there were only two hours left until it was high. I donned my boots and scarf and set off to South Landing, along the dazzling white rocky shore, blindingly bright in the winter sun.
With many birders rushing out to their local patches, the first day of the year always produces a big list of great birds.
I can’t write about wildlife in February and ignore Valentines Day. The tradition of celebrating love in the middle of what can be a chilly and rainy month with few signs of spring may seem odd, but for many birds this is the best time to get it on!
Noses cold and scarves wrapped tight, we fought against the shoves and pulls and walked out on the peninsular above Filey Brigg.
December 2018 was a mild month full of great birds in North and East Yorkshire from migrating wild geese on the coast, White-tailed Eagle and Rough-legged Buzzard in the NP to thousands of Lapwings in the Lower Derwent Valley
