European Bee-eater

1). 1897 Haggerston Castle, near Berwick-upon-Tweed, seen, 29th April. 

(C. J. Leyland, Field 8th May 1897: 721; G. Bolam, Annals of Scottish Natural History 1899: 70; Evans, 1911; Bolam, 1912; Galloway & Meek, 1978-83).

2). 1980 Earsdon, 6th June. 

(M. J. Rogers and the Rarities Committee, British Birds 75: 513).

3). 1983 Bamburgh, 22nd May. 

(M. J. Rogers and the Rarities Committee, British Birds 77: 540).

4). 1988 Low Buston, near Warkworth, 17th May. 

(M. J. Rogers and the Rarities Committee, British Birds 82: 535).

5). 1998 Bamburgh, adult, 4th June. 

(G. Bowman & M. S. Hodgson, Birds in Northumbria 1998: 84

6). 2003 Churchill, Whitley Bay, 15th July. 

(M. Frankis, M. Kitching & J. Malloy, Birds in Northumbria 2003: 129).

7). 2006 Allerdene Mill, Berwick, three, 11th June. 

(I. Fisher & S. T. Holliday, Birds in Northumbria 2006: 165).

10). 2007 Holy Island: The Snook, 31st May. 

(I. Fisher & S. T. Holliday, Birds in Northumbria 2007: 166).

11). 2010 Bamburgh, two, 22nd May. 

(M. Richardson, Birds in Northumbria 2010: 127).

13). 2015 East Chevington, 17th June. 

(A. Mould, Birds in Northumbria 2015: 122).

14.0). 2017 East Chevington, two, juveniles, 15th October; presumed one of same, Druridge Pools, juvenile, 18th to 29th October, photo. 

(A. Mould, Birds in Northumbria 2017: 131, photo).

14.1). 2017 Tynemouth Pier, juvenile, 5th November, photo; presumed one of earlier individuals. 

(A. Mould, Birds in Northumbria 2017: 131).

16). 2018 Haltwhistle, juvenile, 1st to 10th October, photo. 

(A. Mould, Birds in Northumbria 2018: 140, photo).

17). 2020 Woodhorn Flashes, adult, 30th April, photo.

(A. Mould, Birds in Northumbria 2020: 144).

18). 2020 High Hauxley, 28th May.

(A. Mould, Birds in Northumbria 2020: 144).

19). 2021 Howick Burn Mouth, 4th June; presumed same, Long Nanny, heard, 4th June.

(A. Mould, Birds in Northumbria 2021: 149).

20). 2021 Ponteland Park, 18th September.

(A. Mould, Birds in Northumbria 2021: 149).

21). 2022 Murton Gap, adult, 1st July, photo.

(A. Mould, Birds in Northumbria 2022: 140).

22). 2023 East Chevington, adult, 8th June.

(A. Mould, Birds in Northumbria 2023: 138).