Another Bird Blog

It was 0600 and still fairly dark. The sky was overcast, there had been a recent shower and a cold northerly rippled through the garden tr...

It’s always a good morning’s birding when there’s a Barn Owl in view and even better when there are two. Better still to follow this up wi...

This morning was dominated by the sight and sound of many Siskins, but it was rather frustrating that our catch was far less than the numb...

Just lately my local patch has become rather crowded as folk arrive at Conder Green targeting the ever elusive Spoonbill and looking for t...

There was excitement at Conder Green at the weekend when ringer and birder Ian Hartley, found a North American Lesser Yellowlegs feeding i...

Breakfast time - Rain splattered the conservatory roof, summer breezes shook the apple tree and the TV weather forecast for the day was gl...

I was to meet Andy at 7am for our last ringing session of the year at the Sand Martin colony. Very soon the martins will be heading south ...