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A pair of Great Crested Grebes (Podiceps cristatus) perform an elegant courtship dance on the Ulan Suhai Lake, also known as Wuliangsu Lake, in North China's Inner Mongolia Autonom...
The Great Tit – Parus major The Great Tit , Parus major is the largest bird in the tit family. It is also the most widespread and common family member […]
I was at the Selsey Seawatch this morning by 6am and had a good session HERE with my first Pomarine Skua and 2 Great Skua for the year and waterbirds on the move including 41 Whimb...
The Reddish Egret, a particularly glamorous heron, is best known for its startling antics in capturing fish. When fishing, the egret sprints across the lagoon, weaving left and rig...
When most people think about birds courting, they imagine male birds singing and flaunting their bright, colourful plumage. But, there are many other ways to court a mate, which we...
I was at Roosevelt Wetlands in late December hoping to find some great winter ducks but only the usuals were there. Above a pied grebe was watching me take his picture. Ring-necked...
The writing was on the wall with the news of two Black-winged Stilts at Pulborough early morning so I went over to check Ferry and the Tramway for any overshoots. 74 species in abo...
Herring Gull – Larus argentatus If you can see a sea gull , it’s very likely going to be a Herring Gull you are watching. jumps to mind. The Herring Gull […]
Sometimes a plan comes together. I got to the Bill this morning at 530 following a day and a night of F6-7 southerly/southwesterly winds in the hope of Manx Shearwaters, a late Pom...
Somehow, I always think that this species should have a longer name, namely White-capped Water Redstart. Why? Like the Plumbeous Water Redstart, it is usually found at or close to...
Why put these two species together in one post? One, because they look similar. Confusingly, their heads are either brown(ish) or (mostly) white – never truly black. Thus, the name...
Cloudy, 12°, breezy S. Bunk line and Gravel pit: 75+ Hirundines feeding low over CSW, mainly House Martin and a fair number of Swallow and a Yellow Wagtail present. GP hosted 2 She...
Courtesy Richard James. One of four found yesterday.Club-tailed Dragonfly, female.
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