Another Bird Blog

The chat in question was a Whinchat, now as scarce in these parts as hen’s teeth. I was watching 3 Wheatears near my traps when a juvenile W...

It was a very quiet walk to Pilling Water, a blank page in my notebook apart from ever present Kestrel at the entrance to Lane Ends or the l...

It was our first opportunity for ringing for a while at Out Rawcliffe and the mornings are a bit easier to bear now with a 0545 start for Wi...

I went to The Reptile Room this morning to buy some meal worms so that I could catch and ring some autumn Wheatears while the weather remain...

With a couple of hours to spare I ventured out from Fluke Hall. I wanted to check out the numbers of Teal and the Little Egrets as the wildf...

It was a bright sunny day so although I did some birding, I concentrated on getting a few pictures while the light was helpful. At Lane Ends...

This morning was the first for more than a week without rain and/or wind, so a spot of mist netting beckoned. I went to Rawcliffe alone thi...