Eurasian Oystercatcher is one of the most recognisable shorebirds in Europe, within the region its black and white plumage and bright orange bill make it unmistakeable. One Oystercatcher is a smart bird, something that stands out in the crowd, while a small flock is even more interesting to watch because of the noisy, bickering interactions [...]
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Eurasian Oystercatcher Spectacular | British Birding
January 13th, 2021 
Nick 
Posted in Birding in Kent, Birding in Southeast England, Birdwatching in UK, Nature, Shorebirds 
Tags: bird ecology, bird watching, bird watching in britain, birds of kent, britain, british bird watching, british birding, british birds, oystercatcher, shorebirds, waders birds 
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Eurasian Oystercatchers | Bird Behaviour
May 11th, 2020 Nick Which birds excite you the most? For many people rarity is a key factor in which birds they enjoy seeing. Of course we all like seeing rare birds but are they really the ones that mean the most to you? Are they the birds that you enjoy watching again and again or are their other [...]
Posted in Bird Behaviour, Birdwatching in UK, Conservation Issues, Nature, Shorebirds Tags: bird ecology, bird watching, bird watching in britain, british bird watching, british birding, british birds, oystercatcher, shorebirds, waders birds, what do birds eat Comments Off
