Recent Blog Posts
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Steve Nuttall wrote a new post, Belvide 25.5.18 Rain NNW/NE 1-2, on the site BELVIDE BIRDING 1 hour ago
Today’s weather conditions encouraged some wader passage though the variety was limited. A total of 48 Ringed Plover were present over the day with 16 in the morning and another 32 dropped in at 5.10pm. Also 5 […]
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Jeff Goodridge wrote a new post, More new moths and a walk around the Cemy., on the site The Financial Birder 1 hour, 37 minutes ago
Friday 25th May 2018.
Cabbage Moth
Thankfully, I now have a nice break ahead of me with a whole five days off work, what with the Bank Holiday thrown in and I will not be back till Wednesday. Happy days! This […]
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Tony, Mark & Steve wrote a new post, India birding: Sultanpur NP surrounding arable – Black Francolin, Indian Courser, ….., on the site Three Amigos Birding 2 hours, 3 minutes ago
Like Steve I was also in India over Easter with Mrs T for a ‘Golden Triangle’ (Delhi, Agra and Jaipur) tour package. It was a truly memorable holiday, and as always our modified itinerary included a pre-arranged […]
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surfbirds wrote a new post, First RSPB record of bittern booming on the Isle of Wight, on the site surfbirds 4 hours, 48 minutes ago
Britain’s loudest bird, the bittern, had never been heard booming on the Isle of Wight before this spring, when its distinctive mating call was heard a RSPB Brading Marshes.
As the volume grew so did the […]
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surfbirds wrote a new post, Scientists brave white-water rapids in search of Critically Endangered wren, on the site surfbirds 4 hours, 57 minutes ago
With stark cliff walls over 1,600 meters high, the Chicamocha canyon is the deepest in Colombia. Unfortunately for biologists, its difficult terrain houses a number of endemic species.
It was in order to […]
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Steve Nuttall wrote a new post, Belvide 24.5.18 Overcast ENE 2, on the site BELVIDE BIRDING 1 day ago
6 Black Tern were present this afternoon. The drake Garganey remains on the north shore. A pair of Shelduck with 5 ducklings is only the 2nd ever breeding record for Belvide since 1985. 11 Shoveler and 1 Wigeon […]
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surfbirds wrote a new post, Tread softly: new guide for businesses working in important ecosystems, on the site surfbirds 1 day, 5 hours ago
Most businesses want to minimise their impact on the natural world – but it can be hard to know where to start. Luckily, the process has just got a whole lot easier with the release of a new roadmap for companies […]
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surfbirds wrote a new post, Are you seeing Bullfinches in your garden?, on the site surfbirds 1 day, 5 hours ago
Records from approximately 11,000 citizen scientists, recording for BTO’s weekly Garden BirdWatch Survey, indicate that Bullfinches are being seen in more gardens than ever this year! Bullfinches were seen by 19% […]
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Jeff Goodridge wrote a new post, A trio of ‘year-ticks’., on the site The Financial Birder 1 day, 12 hours ago
Thursday 24rh May 2018.
Turnip Moth.
I was up at the crack of dawn this morning and got to the moth box quick before the local House Sparrows did! It was overcast this morning but quite mild as I went about […]
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Andrew Spottiswood wrote a new post, (no title), on the site Planet Spottiswood 1 day, 15 hours ago
Lots of nice white hawthorn blossom everywhere but this is the only rosé variant on my patch that I know of. Incidentally, these hawthorns produced a Barred Warbler a few years ago
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