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Mainly cloudy, 27°, light SW. Lollingdon: A Common Redstart near Little Lollingdon and a Wheatear on the hill. A Lesser Whitethroat also on the hill plus 2 Common Whitethroat and s...
Not as oppressive today with a high of around 26 C and a switch to a more refreshing westerly wind. 3 Avocets flew over the garden this morning followed by another two more distant...
The Common Yellowthroat is another bird that looks surprisingly stunning for a bird breeding in a temperate climate. Apparently, it is very common – the Audubon Society claims that...
Sunny spells, 25°, light SW. The big loop to the Lees, skirting Aston and then to Lollingdon and back. Highlight of the day was 3 Common Redstart on Lollingdon Hill, a male and 2 j...
Black-and-white Warblers are tiny songbirds that breed in North America’s deciduous forests and winter as far south as Colombia. They feast on insects gleaned from leaves or plucke...
There was probably only 150 individuals of 40 or so species of moth last night but proportionally quite a few were migrants with the first Scarce Bordered Straw of the year, anothe...
Sunny periods, 22°, light SW. First time out in a while as last week was too hot for any meaningful birding for me. So a steady walk out along the Bunk. Little Ringed Plover still...
Been hoping for one of these as it's a episodic speciality to the Selsey Peninsula. A nice surprise in the relatively quiet traps this morning following the arrival of the first pr...
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Mainly cloudy, 20°, light N. Hard work finding stuff today on a 4 hour walk out to the Lees then around to Lollingdon. Singles of Common Redstart, Lesser Whitethroat and Yellow Wag...
Another Monday and another day in the field. I contemplated going to twitch the Long-tailed Shrike but the thought of five hours in the car put me off. I've already seen 13 Long-ta...
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sunny, 27°, light W.2 encounters with Grass Snake this week. The first was a neighbour who had a Grass Snake in her living room. It had come in through the patio doors and disappea...
The heatwave continues with temperatures in the late 20 degrees today. The moth traps were surprisingly very quiet with low numbers of individuals and species. The few migrants inc...
Mainly cloudy, 22°, light WNW. Another Common Redstart found along Green Lane today and 10 Yellowhammer, 4 Common Whitethroat and several Chiffchaff. The gravel pit was fairly quie...
Cloudy to start with, but the sun kept breaking through, warm at 25° with a light northerly breeze. A gentle sort of day along the Bunk — nothing dramatic, just steady bits of wild...
Sunny intervals, 23°, breezy W. Another day of Clouded Yellow butterfly, with 6 in a clover field at Little Lollingdon, 1 on Lollingdon Hill and another near the Bullshole. A Commo...
A bird has been spotted in Oxfordshire in a "very rare" UK sighting.
Monday's are supposed to be all day in the field days but TBH I couldn't muster up much will considering it's pretty much the summer doldrums out there. So after the moths I did a...
Sunny, 24°, light WNW. A walk out to the Lees and an unprecedented number of Clouded Yellow butterflies (7) seen. They were present in a field of Lucerne along with c8 Painted Lady...
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.
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