What a day, the Red Arrows giving visitors a fly-past this morning, our Lesser Yellowlegs putting in an appearance on the wetlands, a Cuckoo calling on and off all day and then a Red Crested Pochard seen on the scrapes. Thanks to Robert Couldray for the photo. RSPB

We hope you've managed to enjoy the #MagicOfWalking this #NationalWalkingMonth with some of our reserve trails!

Now roll on summer!

Sam Turley (RSPB images)

Temminck’s Stint season always marked my favourite time of the year at RSPB Frampton Marsh 🌍 back in the day

It’s taken eight years, but I’ve finally seen my first Northern Irish Temminck’s Stint after a flying twitch to Portmore Lough on the way to work this morning! Phew! NI Birds

A few from RSPB Frampton Marsh 🌍 Yesterday Black-winged Stilt,Leucistic Mallard and Bearded Tit. Also seen was Spoonbill, Wood Sandpiper, Pintail & Barnacle Goose.

Stormy weather at #RSPBFrampton today, but still lots of smiling visitors, despite the occasional downpour! Here are the sightings, plus a Swift by Robert Coudray

bit of a windy one at RSPB Frampton Marsh 🌍 today BUT many exciting things! First ever black tern (taking my list to 152) and got my year list to 100 with a common sandpiper (thanks Toby Collett ☺️) lots of swallows too!

A long walk during #NationalWalkingMonth is the perfect excuse to refuel with something delicious like the scrumptious goodies in our Visitors Centre

Image Sam Turley (RSPB images)

Goldfinch on a post RSPB Frampton Marsh 🌍 RSPB
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On Sunday I travelled to RSPB Frampton Marsh 🌍 with RSPB England Sheffield local group. We had an absolutely fantastic day out, especially great as the first bird I photographed was this cuckoo in flight straight after breakfast in their lovely cafe! Big thanks to staff and volunteers 🐦

Nice to find Barney today Jonathan Fowler just south of RSPB Frampton Marsh 🌍 . Absolutely smashed the BTO ringing longevity record. He was ringed as a chick on 13th June 2007, so is nearly 17 years old. He's outlived at least four wives, and he and current one have 4 eggs.

Last hurrah before work tomorrow. Where better than RSPB Frampton Marsh 🌍
Belting 8 hours birding with Ade Fox
12 year ticks: Lesser Yellowlegs, LRP, Stilt, House Martin, Corn Bunt, Black Tern, Little Gull, Spotshank, RB Goose, Greenshank, Yellow Wag, Little Stint. White Wags & Merlin

A damp day at #RSPBFrampton , but the Lesser Yellowlegs (now on day 253) and the Spoonbills showed. Not that everyone was happy to see the latter. Photo by Steven Quantrill

“Singing in the rain”.
A Sedge Warbler at RSPB Frampton Marsh 🌍 today.

Black-winged Stilt tottering round in some gorgeous evening light from last weekends trip to RSPB Frampton Marsh 🌍

Journey back from a great weekend in North Yorkshire today and stopped off for a lunch break at RSPB Frampton Marsh 🌍 . Despite the wet weather picked up the Lesser Yellowlegs straight away. Also Little Gulls, Little Ringed Plover, Spoonbills and Whooper Swan still present.

We stumbled across this stunning Black-headed Gull x Black-tailed Godwit hybrid at RSPB Frampton Marsh 🌍 today. 🤡 This reserve just keeps getting better and better! #peakybirders #thetogandthetwitchers

An embarrassment of riches today RSPB Frampton Marsh 🌍 hard to know where to start. Near the top of the list was this 2nd cy Little Gull

Lesser Yellowlegs at RSPB Frampton Marsh this morning.RSPB Frampton Marsh 🌍