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Here’s a puzzle. Looking at the names of the seven bunting species I saw in Xinjiang in August, it seems like they should prefer rather different habitats: Pine Bunting – pine fore...
Mainly cloudy, 21°, light WNW. Bunk area: A Cattle Egret in cow field opposite school, the highlight of the day and just the 5th record plus 2 Yellow Wagtail present. Gravel pit: 1...
Mainly cloudy, 26°, light ESE. Too much human activity at the gravel pit today. the Coot still present along with 3 species of Geese but little else. A large Tit flock along Green...
Cloudy with light rain, 18°, breezy SW. Thanks to the gravel pit staff who have cleared the vegetation and opened up the view onto the pit. Not a lot going on though. 2 Cormorant,...
After the moths and a bit of a garden watch HERE I went over to Church Norton via Ferry considering what a calm and pleasant morning it was in the hope of a Yellow-browed Warbler w...
Mainly cloudy, 23°, light SW. Bunk: Gravel pit is slowly shrinking as in-filling is taking place. 24 Tufted Duck, 6 Little Grebe, a Coot and 2 Egyptian Geese amongst others. Elsewh...
" A staggering (for me) 13 Clouded Yellow, at least, in this and next field of agri-environment scheme legumes. Two Spotted Flycatcher and a pair of Stonechat too. @oxonbirder.bsky...
Sunny spells, 20°, breezy WSW. Decided to check the area that Richard visited yesterday. 2 Stonechat still present at the back of the field along with 9 Corn Bunting a handful of M...
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’ve been in Otmoor, just outside of Oxford, a few times during the UK’s dark and wet winter. Every time I cycled back into town, hands frozen stiff but sweating under my jacket, I...
I’ve been reading a bit about bird and flower motifs – specifically those involving roses and nightingales – a curious path to take given that I’ve never seen a nightingale, nor do...
If you are not that much into birds but like to drink coffee, maybe the Northern Yellow Warbler may be your favorite bird. A study shows that the species – along with four others –...
The Light-vented Bulbul is ubiquitous in Shanghai. I once used its characteristic call as the ringtone for my mobile phone but had to abandon this idea as it was simply too confusi...
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...
Unimposing it may be, but Cabranosa is a great place to visit if you like birds of prey.
The dead calm conditions continue and its been a good time for moths emerging and also looking for passerines. This morning I did Church Norton and the Severals with 75 species of...
This species seems to be inordinately proud of its singing abilities, which are not only reflected in its common name but also in the scientific one, Melospiza melodia. There is so...
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