Another Bird Blog

It’s ages since a ringing session hit the fifty birds processed mark.  When I met up with Will and Andy at the Sand Martin colony at 0700 th...

While we have been waiting for migrants the Lapwings just got on with the job in hand. I was fairly surprised this morning to find a brood o...

May 3rd with once again a zero count of House Martins over the weekend, not even a fly by as often happens when early arrivals stop off an...

I guess I missed this when it first appeared during the summer of 2017. But now in early 2018 comes up-to-date news to add to the earl...

Saturday was rubbish for birding so I odd-jobbed, blogged and saved my energy for Sunday. I didn’t get many photos this morning but right...

Spring is barely over but already it seems that a few waders have left their breeding haunts. First back this morning at Conder Green – a ...

As I drove slowly along Head Dyke Lane I heard a singing Chiffchaff and then saw a Kestrel watching over a field from an overhead line. A...

After yesterday I just knew that Oystercatcher nest was close to the road. But why would the silly birds make their nest just 12 inches fr...