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Sunny spells, 23°, breezy SW. A Sparrowhawk hit the garden this morning. Nearly caught one of the Great-spotted Woodpeckers that frequent the garden. Also a Migrant Hawker Dragonfl...
The heatwave continues and there has been a noticeable increase in the number of migrant moths. Isaac woke me up again so I was out in the garden at 430am again, early enough to po...
As usual the day started off doing the moths (after Isaac woke me up around 4 am of course) and then after the school run I did a bit round the garden before lunch at Potters with...
SuePJ: Hummingbird hawk moths love it. Now they are a challenge to photograph! The lazy and more comfortable way to photograph them - I’ve reached that age - is to pick a likely...
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Cloudy, 20°, light to breezy NE. A welcome relief from the heat of the last week but warming up again mid-afternoon and just a few bits from around the home and garden incl 9 speci...
Hummingbirds are responsible for some of the fastest evolution in the plant kingdom.
The cherry on the cake of this latest heatwave appeared today in the form of a Light Crimson Underwing- a long awaited and exciting lifer. A red data species. Very happy indeed.
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...
The Peacock butterfly has been crowned Britain’s favourite in a national poll.
The Juan Fernandez Firecrown is a critically endangered hummingbird that is only found on Robinson Crusoe Island, near Chile. Measuring more than 4 inches long from beak to tail, t...
A return to normal conditions today with an Atlantic airflow and cooler conditions. The night temperatures held up well last night but tonight are forecasted to drop to around 16 C...
More than 20,000 votes cast in Butterfly Conservation’s poll of 60 native species to find nation’s favourite for first timeThe votes are in on Britain’s favourite butterfly, and it...
Hark ye! I am hummingbird, tiny as a golf ball, dense as a chicken tender, with feathers the size of tomato seeds. I run on sugar. SUGAR. SUGAR WATER! Look look look look look look...
Hummingbirds use their long tongues to sip nectar from flowers. They’re able to roll their tongues into a tube-like shape. Since the 1800s, scientists thought those tongues worked...
Sunny, 26°, light S. A walk out to Lollingdon but very little noted bird wise. A Corn Bunting on the hill and singing and several Yellowhammer nearby. 20+ Red Kite around, as seve...
A whirlwind of ten hummingbird species turned the Sendero Frutti Tour into a living tapestry of color, motion, and impossibly varied wingbeats. This blog series chronicles Jim Gain...
Sunny, 28°, light E. A slightly cooler day than of late but still pretty warm but still not productive for any serious birding locally.Rooks still raiding the bird feeders whilst t...
A late‑morning surge of iridescent wings transformed Guaycapi Lodge into a living kaleidoscope, as a vibrant wave of hummingbirds swept in to claim the stage just moments after the...
IF YOU’VE EVER posted a photo on the massive community science project called iNaturalist and wondered how such contributions get used in research… well, today’s guest is here to t...
The heatwave is now into day four but mercifully there was an easterly breeze today that took the edge off the 33 C high. The moth traps were indeed lively again. 123 species of 35...
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