Autumn wader migration is well under way and our tidal wetlands at Essex Wildlife Trust Fingringhoe Wick are home to numerous species. How many different ones can you spot? There are varied plumages, too. Some grey plovers remain in resplendent silver and black-and-white summer plumage, while others are already dressed in grey for winter. There were also some beautiful golden plover, too. You can join us at Fingringhoe this Sunday to celebrate bird migration. There will be free guided walks and

👀 A map created using #moveVis R package shows the #migration and staging sites of #RedKnot subspecies Calidris canutus piersmai in this animation by Eva Kok. The Red knots that are traced are tagged by Global Flyway Network, Broome Bird Observatory Broome Bird Observatory 🧐 Learn more 👉https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/ibi.12964 Credit: Eva Kok BirdLife Australia Australasian Wader Studies Group NIOZ | East Asian - Australasian Flyway Partnership (EAAFP)