Another Bird Blog

Last week was a little wild and very unlike April. Here in coastal Lancashire high winds toppled trees, wrecked fencing and blew sea ducks i...

Yay. We’ve gone beyond the shortest day with many reasons to be cheerful. From now on each and every morning and evening will see increased...

This morning saw a heavy and highly visible migration of northern thrushes through our Oakenclough ringing site.  Andy, Bryan and I met at...

Thanks to the grim weather of late any opportunities for birding or ringing have been few and far and hence the lack of blog posts. With a...

If a couple of weeks in sunny Greece and a spot or two of birding is rather good so is returning home and hitting the local patch to see w...

Daughter Joanne had a surprise when for a couple of days from the kitchen window she saw a Little Owl on the garden fence. Dad had the job...

There are signs the end of the atrocious winter weather may be in sight, and Spring around the corner. It certainly felt like that this mo...

Following 180 minutes at Pilling this morning my notebook was pretty full but the camera devoid of new pictures. That’s the way it goes so...

Bramblings that is, but only two new ones today. After the wind suddenly dropped at lunchtime I went to Out Rawcliffe where I checked and t...