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To see 21 species of waders in a day requires a little luck and being in the right place at the right time.
Overcast with light drizzle, 19°, light S. Bunk line generally very quiet, just 8 Meadow Pipit and 3 Jay. Gravel pit a bit livelier. A Wheatear, a Green Sandpiper, Grey Wagtail, 12...
Seeing a Willet for the first time and realizing its relation to the sandpipers I am familiar with from Shanghai, I naturally turned to ChatGPT. And asked: How does the willet comp...
The Algarve has a number of impressive estuaries that attract great numbers of migrant waders
A couple of depressions crossed the Atlantic this week so I decided to position with Jaffa in Devon in the hope that there might be an influx of american vagrants that we could hea...
Cloudy, 14°, light WNW. Lollingdon and the Lees: 13 Stonechat today. 2 near Amwell Spring brewery, 5 Lollingdon Hill, 2 at the Long Ditch and 4 near the Lees. A Firecrest on the wo...
By Tania Dey Tania Dey is an academic specialising in chemistry, materials, and nanotechnology, with 20 years of post-PhD experience from North America and Europe, and is currently...
In the summer of 2026, conservation photographer Gerrit Vyn visited a remote wilderness called the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska. He spent much of June at Teshekpuk Lake, ju...
This post is republished in our “From the Archives” series, featuring highlights of our vast back catalogue of more than 10,000 birding-related posts published over the last 15 yea...
Cream-coloured Courser, St. Martin's, 2004I'm quite excited about a mini-trip to the Isles of Scilly from next Saturday for a few days. My last visit to the islands was in 2005 so...
After a morning's birding yesterday with the Selsey crew around St Mary's HERE (highlights included terrible views of both Wryneck and Jack Snipe) I headed off to St.Martin's in t...
There's a really nice diversity of bird migrants at the moment so yesterday and today I got to Church Norton at dawn to explore. August is such a great month for high diversity and...
Vagrants and scarce migrants are bombarding the east coast with Black-faced Bunting, Isabelline Wheatear, Red-flanked Bluetail and loads more at Spurn yesterday and other vagrants...
Which bird species do you think is the biggest attraction to visitors of your lodge (please only name one species)? The Asian Dowitcher (Limnodromus semipalmatus). Roebuck Bay prov...
On Wednesday afternoon (2nd) we left Estaca de Bares and headed east towards Santander to twitch a long staying Kelp Gull that arrived in Northern Spain in December 2024. The bird...
As a shorebird biologist, I watch shorebirds and seabirds navigate a remarkable, and increasingly complicated, set of challenges each nesting season. Many of the challenges that sh...
This week's birding Monday started off with a garden watch HERE in a north east breeze and partly cloudy skies, where highlights included a Firecrest, the start of the Chaffinch mi...
I started the day off at Sullivan's Cafe (the greasy spoons portakabin in the Scillonian car park) which I couldn't believe was still there. The Scillonian crossing was pretty live...
The high pressure returned today and temperatures got up into the low 20s. I started the day off at East Side with 69 species of over 1700 individuals HERE, there were basically no...
After a weekend of family ties it was good to have the traditional Monday off to head out into the field. I was up at 430am so decided to do the moth trap by head torch before sunr...
Just before I left for Tasmania, I watched Short-tailed Shearwaters (Ardenna tenuirostris) passing Washington's coast, headed the same direction I was about to go. Around 18 millio...
I arrived at Porto, Portugal on Sunday night (30th August) and met up with Vincent Legrand and Rene-marie Lafontaine and we drove through the night to Estaca de Bares in Galicia, S...
I had two days quoting in London this week which was fortuitous as there had been a Wryneck at Beddington so I was able to visit on Tuesday evening. It had been raining all day and...
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