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25/7/10, Holmes Chapel: M Sparrowhawk perching on a fence in our garden on St Andrews Drive. 26/7/10, Astbury Mere: 4 Common Blues 28/7/10, Fazeley, Staffordshire: Common Tern* over British…
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As we neared the Greenland shelf after crossing the Denmark Strait, a few seabirds started to appear again. Kittiwakes and Fulmars were suddenly joined by some darker birds, which as they approached…
From team blog
22/7/10, Bent Farm Sand Quarry: 12 Tufted Ducks including 10 ducklings 9 Gatekeepers Common Hawker on Sandy Lane 7 juvenile Chiffchaffs 24/7/10, Gillar’s Wood, St Helens, Merseyside: We…
Did you sleep through today’s morning chorus? Great news, you can now get the morning chorus as a podcast. Listen to a whole lot of birds screeching their beaks off while you’re commuting to…
From Blackbird diary
July 23rd: Haven't blogged for a while, simply because I've got nothing to blog about...Local patch hardly visited and my quest for butterflies ground to a halt when the weather returned to a normal…
From team blog
Landfall on Iceland was at Hofn, where we boarded a coach to visit a nearby glacier and snow field. The drive along the coast took us past many shallow pools which were at first devoid of life, but…
From team blog
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My birding exploits mainly in Holmes Chapel but also nearby bits of Cheshire and elsewhere and probably sometimes bits of other wildlife, gardening, music, landscape history and stuff like that.
Last Post: 30 Jul 2010
Dear Friends, Here is a new destination to find good species of rare birds from the Amazon in Ecuador Shiripuno Lodge is the new birding destination for hardcore biders; Shiripuno is located in the...
Last Post: 01 Jul 2010
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A year in the life of a New Zealand blackbird called Crumb
Last Post: 24 Jul 2010
Hello to anybody taking the time to read this! I’ve been birding for about 8 years, mostly in the interior of Norfolk with varying degrees of success. I would love to class my self as a 'patch...
Last Post: 16 Jun 2010
A few years ago i started to list the sightings of ring-necked parakeets in my local patch, which is Romford in Essex from just a few sightings to little communal groups , Are now common from 6 birds...
Find out what the staff at Birdwatch magazine have been up to. From patch watching to rarity hunting, year listing to lifers, we take it in turns to update you with all our birding goings on.
Last Post: 27 Jul 2010
I love this stuff <a href="http://www.superiorpapers.com">research papers</a>
I've been birding since 1972 in my home county of (West) Sussex and generally work the coastal area around Selsey Bill, Pagham Harbour and Climping Gap. I keep a birding diary and update my records...
Last Post: 24 May 2010
Hello, My name is Peter Fisher and welcome to my blog. I have been birding since February 2010 so I still have a lot to Learn.