Blogs about: Dunnock
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RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch – the tally
I filled up the birdfeeders first thing this morning, made a jug of coffee, and sat in the window waiting for the birds to flock in. And very little happened. So I waited a little longer. And still no… more →
The Naturephile
Tenth to thirteenth May
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wrote 1 day ago: Friday 10th May Grebes of course but first a couple of pics that attracted me: Morse lock’s by … more →
of time, gardens, surgery and other joys
wrote 1 week ago: I’ve asked it before, and it’s equally puzzling now but, just where does all the time go? I’m not ta … more →
What a Scorcher…..forget Spring we got straight into Summer!
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wrote 2 weeks ago: The shadow on the fence is something that was becoming a rarity this year but it was nice to see it … more →
Spring is a time for the birds
wrote 3 weeks ago: Thursday 25th April 2013 Here are a few from my garden this afternoon for you. Blue Tit Starling … more →
A few more birds
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wrote 3 weeks ago: The dunnock and the robin are among our most common and friendly garden birds. Both are small and t … more →
An early spotted flycatcher, and wrap-around birdsong
wrote 3 weeks ago: In the garden on 26 April, an extremely early spotted flycatcher I’ve just had a lovely morning in t … more →
Second bit of April
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wrote 1 month ago: Thursday 11th April A long tailed tit (twice – GIMPery)Male flowers of pussy” willowFirs … more →
Firecrest and a Pied Flycatcher
wrote 1 month ago: There was a South Westerly breeze this morning that could bring in some migrants. Furthermore I lear … more →
From blustery beach to sheltered woods
wrote 1 month ago: I had driven along to Colwyn Bay to have a closer look at the beach-building, not because I am lazy, … more →
Fuzzy Cuzzy Garden
wrote 1 month ago: I just been to my cousin’s house. He gets loads of birds in his garden but they are all fuzzy. … more →
An eponymous day
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wrote 1 month ago: Today’s picture was taken by my archiving colleague Nancy and shows her charming granddaughter … more →
Skomer Farm
wrote 1 month ago: The main accommodation on Skomer is the old farm buildings which are full of nooks and crannies for … more →
An amazing estate for juniper
wrote 1 month ago: Some of the many hundreds of juniper bushes on Brodie’s Moor An adult rabbit and a young one i … more →
North Cave Wetlands
wrote 1 month ago: Over the last few months the birds have predominated on the blog, so it made a nice change to catch … more →
Autumn and Winter birds in my garden
wrote 1 month ago: My garden in Richmond Road, Roundhill, Brighton, has been the inspiration for me to start bird watch … more →
Life bird #477
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wrote 1 month ago: My world life bird #477 is also my Switzerland life bird #157, and already my 3rd new bird in Switze … more →
An interesting encounter with a jay
wrote 1 month ago: A cock pheasant walked past inspecting me One of the many birds singing today – the robin Part … more →
Watching and Waiting!
wrote 2 months ago: Being confined close to home for the last couple of months, has had a few advantages. No having to d … more →
The brave ones: 31-35
wrote 2 months ago: It may have finally stopped snowing, and although it is not as bad as yesterday there is still a bit … more →
