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Hare today - Birdtrail tomorrow1 comment

slankester2011 wrote 1 week ago: Saturday isn’t my normal day to be here but with the Birdtrail event tomorrow Jim will be on d … more →

Tags: birdtrail, Blue Tit, Coal Tit, common tern, Cuckoo, dunlin, goldfinch, great tit, green-veined white

Sign Spotting

baldmonkeyseenabird wrote 2 weeks ago: Today I gone to Blashford Lakes and I seen some stuff. Here is the some stuff I seen. Wren Swift San … more →

Tags: chaffinch, fungus, buzzard, long-tailed tit, great-spotted woodpecker, i win, Blue Tit, canada goose, lapwing

Tawny Owl at Horseshoe Plantation

Mr P wrote 3 weeks ago: No sooner had I mentioned on a birding forum that the only owl I had seen in the open was a Barn Owl … more →

Tags: stonechat, mistle thrush, chiffchaff, common whitethroat, tawny owl, corn bunting, Hobby

Waxwings and Some Summer Visitors

janeslog wrote 1 month ago: On the walk to my local birdwatching area of Baron’s Haugh today, I saw a flock of Waxwing. Th … more →

Tags: Baron's Haugh, bird watching, Scotland, Strathclyde, wildlife, baron's haugh, common sandpiper, Cormorant, Motherwell

'start of spring.

hullvalley wrote 1 month ago: 9/4 On Tuesday Barry Warrington had 12 Waxwings in Hull feeding near Mr Chu’s on St Andrews Qu … more →

Tags: Nature in East Yorkshire, moths, Welton Waters, High Eske NR, Birds in East Yorkshire, birding in East Yorkshire, Waxwings, HVWG, Tophill Low NR

Finally some migrants!1 comment

dwatsonbirder wrote 1 month ago: Yesterday morning I decided to head down to Hoveringham in order to take full advantage of the highe … more →

Tags: swallow, Hoveringham, Migrants, Little Ringed Plover, Nottinghamshire, birding

A Skip, a Raft and a Beetle

robertc2011 wrote 1 month ago: I drove to Farlington in a grim mixture of rain and mist, not a good start to the day, but I needed … more →

Tags: avocet, cattle, green sandpiper, Jack Snipe, Leistus spinibarbis, little tern raft, marsh harrier, spotted redshank, Volunteers

On the loch again

wildlifedetective wrote 1 month ago: A single skunk cabbage by the loch side A small raft of tufted ducks on the loch Continuing my 2011/ … more →

Tags: tufted duck, Cormorant, mallard, mute swan, Pike, Great crested grebe, Osprey, Yellow Skunk Cabbage, Moorhen

Running Around

robertc2011 wrote 1 month ago: I spent the day travelling around collecting bits and pieces for up-coming tasks. I started at Beech … more →

Tags: black-necked grebe, cattle grazing, tern rafts

Oh to be in Blashford, now that April's (nearly) there! (with apologies to Robert Browning)

slankester2011 wrote 1 month ago: The early morning sunshine lifted the spirits, if not the temperature, but it certainly gave the res … more →

Tags: chiffchaff, goldeneye, black-headed gull, settlement pond, coltsfoot

March 17th 2013

camelbirder wrote 2 months ago: Amble Marshes; 30 Wigeon, 2 Pintail, 5 Little Egret, 42 Canada Goose, 55 Herring Gull, 6 Moorhen, 6 … more →

Tags: bird sightings, green sandpiper, Lapland Bunting, woodcock, spoonbill, Jack Snipe, barn owl

12-17th March.1 comment

hullvalley wrote 2 months ago: 12/3 Roy and Martin L had the Tundra Bean Goose again at The Lakes at Far Grange. Also the 3 Pink-fo … more →

Tags: Nature in East Yorkshire, Birds in East Yorkshire, birding in East Yorkshire, Waxwings, HVWG, Tophill Low NR, Welton Waters, East Yorkshire, Barmston

Nobbi Tern1 comment

slankester2011 wrote 2 months ago: Although it was another unpromising start to the day as we arrived to open up a distinctly soggy res … more →

Tags: chiffchaff, black-necked grebe, Greenfinch, bittern, Pochard, brambling, siskin, smew. song thrush, lesser redpoll

March 14th 20131 comment

camelbirder wrote 2 months ago: Egloshayle area; 8 Mallard, 1 Redshank, 14 Canada Goose, 1 Oystercatcher, 1 Herring Gull, 1 Cormoran … more →

Tags: bird sightings, green sandpiper, Lapland Bunting, White Wagtail

The Beauty of Skylarks

WingBeats wrote 3 months ago: On the 16th February, I watched skylarks and was inspired to write about them… they are such beautif … more →

Tags: Nature, wildlife, writing, birdwatching, birding, Literature, Creative Writing, Prose, skylark

November 9th 2012

camelbirder wrote 6 months ago: Amble Marshes;  1000+ Fieldfare, 400+ Redwing, 3000+ Starling, 60+ Common Snipe, 18 Black-tailed God … more →

Tags: bird sightings, water pipit, hen harrier, peregrine falcon

One Swallow?

thedrunkbirder wrote 8 months ago: Just got home from an amazing morning at the Mammoth. 300+ of yesterdays House Martin that were blog … more →

Tags: birding, Vismigging, Bird Recording, Watermead Country Park South, swallow, house martin, Mammoth, meadow pipit, skylark

A Coast of Many Faces

Ross Gardner wrote 8 months ago: I have spent a bit of time along the Norfolk coast during the last month or so and I feel that I can … more →

Tags: wildlife, Birds, seashore, Weather, Habitats, Seabirds, birdwatching, Never a Dull Moment, Norfolk

Swallows and Martins

jacquijay wrote 9 months ago: Swallows are mostly small, elegant, aerial species with long, tapered wings, forked tails (often wit … more →

Tags: BIRDS CATALOGUED BY FAMILY, passerines, house martin, adult swallow, Juvenile Swallow


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