Recent Blog Posts
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surfbirds wrote a new post, Bird species identified that could spread ticks and Lyme disease, on the site surfbirds 2 hours, 47 minutes ago
Birds play an underrecognized role in spreading tickborne disease due to their capacity for long-distance travel and tendency to split their time in different parts of the world – patterns that are shifting due to […]
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Jeff Goodridge wrote a new post, An Isabelle day., on the site The Financial Birder 2 hours, 48 minutes ago
Saturday 27th February 2021.
A Common Buzzard soaring high over the woodland at Queen Elizabeth Country Park.
It was an ‘Isabelle’ day today as our grandchild stayed overnight and wanted a trip to the woods […]
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Steve Nuttall wrote a new post, Belvide 27.2.21 Sunny E1, on the site BELVIDE BIRDING 19 hours, 29 minutes ago
A Great Egret was on the north shore this morning, then flew off south at 9.20am. A Goshawk was soaring distantly off the west lane. 18 Pochard and 2 Shelduck were counted.
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surfbirds wrote a new post, Holkham’s iconic Poplars get the chop, on the site surfbirds 1 day, 3 hours ago
The new biodiversity and conservation project, led by the Holkham Forestry and Conservation teams, will allow local wildlife and natural habitats to flourish, whilst also protecting the safety of visitors.
The […]
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Andrew Spottiswood wrote a new post, (no title), on the site Planet Spottiswood 1 day, 11 hours ago
1 Dusky Warbler showing well again in birch saplings instead of the usual hawthorns. Photos by Jack Taylor
1 Nuthatch in pines in the SW corner of the NNR grazing enclosure
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Steve Nuttall wrote a new post, Belvide 26.2.21 Fair W 2, on the site BELVIDE BIRDING 1 day, 17 hours ago
A 1st winter Caspian Gull (photo) roosted this evening, also a 1st winter Mediterranean Gull. 3 Chiffchaff were new for the year with one singing in the reservoir plantation and 2 at the west end. 1 Dunlin and 1 […]
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Jeff Goodridge wrote a new post, My first ‘macro’ moth of the year., on the site The Financial Birder 1 day, 18 hours ago
Friday 26th February 2021.
Early Grey moth in my garden first thing this morning.
Though very cold overnight (possibly below freezing with a clear sky), my moth box yielded two moths! This included my first […]
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surfbirds wrote a new post, One rare bird find doesn’t lead to another, on the site surfbirds 2 days, 3 hours ago
One of birdwatching’s most commonly held and colourfully named beliefs, the Patagonia Picnic Table Effect, is more a fun myth than a true phenomenon, Oregon State University research suggests.
Owing its moniker […]
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Andrew Spottiswood wrote a new post, (no title), on the site Planet Spottiswood 2 days, 10 hours ago
1 Dusky Warbler showing well in hawthorns west of Pinfold Path near the NNR grazing enclosure fence at ///scare.creamed.crusaders
2 Blackcaps 2 males in a small willow together and eating buckthorn berries in […]
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Andrew Spottiswood wrote a new post, (no title), on the site Planet Spottiswood 2 days, 11 hours ago
1 Dusky Warbler in willows and hawthorns in the slack on the east side of Pinfold Path at ///acrobatic.alarm.bedroom
2 Common Scoters still on the flooded slack just south of Ainsdale Promenade. They don’t feed […]
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