Whooper Swan [Cygnus cygnus]. #birds #Northumberland #AdventDay24

Bohemian Waxwing [Bombycilla garrulus]. #birds #Northumberland #AdventDay23

Kestrel [Falco tinnunculus]. #birds #Northumberland #AdventDay22

Bullfinch [Pyrrhula pyrrhula]. #birds #Northumberland #AdventDay21

Pale-bellied Brent Goose [Branta bernicla hrota]. #birds #Northumberland #AdventDay20

Reed Bunting [Emberiza schoeniclus]. #birds #Northumberland #AdventDay19

Long-tailed Duck [Clangula hyemalis]. #birds #Northumberland #WildlifeWednesday #AdventDay18

Fieldfare [Turdus pilaris]. #birds #Northumberland #AdventDay17

Mute Swan [Cygnus olor]. #birds #Northumberland #AdventDay16

Coal Tit [Periparus ater]. #birds #birdwatching #Northumberland #AdventDay15

Twite are a scarce breeding bird in England, but can often be found on the coast during the winter as they forage along dune edges and the high tide line #AdventDay14

Yellowhammers add a splash of colour to the winter gloom #AdventDay13

The North East may not have the huge wintering numbers of Pink-footed Goose that are found elsewhere, but they're still a regular sight, and sound, of the Northumberland coast at this time of year #AdventDay12

Nuthatch is a very sedentary bird, with most of them never moving far from where they hatched #AdventDay11 #WildlifeWednesday

Often a challenge to photograph, as they they're in almost perpetual motion, Long-tailed Tits are adorable little birds #AdventDay10

We see and hear Redwings almost every day through the winter as they move between feeding and roosting areas #AdventDay9

At a distance, flocks of Bar-tailed Godwit can resemble Starling murmurations as they twist and turn in unison #AdventDay8

Almost the archetype for 'little brown jobs', the Dunnock's name is Old English for 'little brown' 📷 #AdventDay7