Red-footed Falcon, Derbyshire

Four fabulous shots of the female Red-footed Falcon near Ingleby in Derbyshire by Glyn Sellors. Although there has been quite an influx of these beautiful birds into the UK, it does seem to be far less than the remarkable record-breaking invasion of 1992... much to the relief of Birdnet's pager operatives!

Dipper, Lathkill Dale, Derbyshire

Two beautiful photos of an adult taking food to a young bird at Lathkill Dale by Glyn Sellors.

Garganey and Partridge in Derbyshire

A few excellent shots of a drake Garganey at Carsington Water and Grey Partridges (a once extremely common but now sadly declining British bird) at Baslow. Photos by Glyn Sellors.

Temminck's Stint in Cambs

May is always a good month to catch up with Temminck's Stints and this year is no exception. This obliging bird was at Maxey GPs. Photos by William Bowell.

Red-footed Falcon in West Yorkshire

With unusually large numbers of Red-footed Falcons passing through northeast Spain and southern France followed by an influx of these smart falcons onto the Dutch coast, many birders are hoping this spring will be a repeat of 1992. This female at Pugney's Country Park is hopefully one of a handful of forerunners with plenty more on their way! Photos by Glyn Sellors.

April rarities

Some late pictures of two of April's star birds - the Little Crake at Exminster Marsh, Devon & the Dark-eyed Junco at Dungeness, Kent. All pics by Steve Evans.

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Dotterel, Pendle Hill

It's Dotterel time, and their traditional stopping site at Pendle Hill in Lancashire has once again proven itself to be perhaps Britain's most reliable site away from the Scottish breeding grounds. Four excellent photos here by Glyn Sellors.

More Ross's Gull, Lytham St.Anne's

Four more photos by Glyn Sellors of this spectacular adult Ross's Gull near Fairhaven Laken on Saturday 26th May.