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It was another rather slow day this morning at the Bill HERE with highlights including 2 Black Tern, 2 Little Gull, 1 pale phase Arctic Skua, a female Eider, a Red-throated Diver,...
On the way to the Bill I stopped off at Ferry, the Wood and Curlew Sand and Garganey were all still present with a Greenshank and Whimbrels in the Channel.The Bill was slow HERE bu...
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...
Sunny, 14°, strong NE. Probably the worst wind for vizmig at Portland. However, a reasonable scattering of birds. On the sea, 2 Pomarine Skua, 2 Arctic Skua, a Red-throated Diver,...
Mainly cloudy, 14°, light SW. The highlight of the day was a Turtle Dove that arrived off the sea and spent some time moving around the bill area before departing. An intermittent...
Mainly cloudy, 12°, breezy NE. A weather block out in the Channell appears to have prevented any northward bound migrants reaching Portland shores today. In the small time we had l...
Then, suddenly, a bird appeared from nowhere and landed on the wires above us. Binoculars up, and we were focussing on a big, chunky finch. And yes, it did have crimson primaries
The wind remains from the east but it was much lighter with day temperatures yesterday (8th April) reaching about 18 C by the afternoon. As it seemed like good arrival conditions I...
Sunny periods, 14°, light NE. A slow day with a limited flurry of migrants early then all quiet. A call from the ringing crew at Culverwell for a Golden Oriole saw most of us trek...
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...
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...
I ventured out today in the continuing north west wind and cool condiitons with little expectation. I had a quick look at Snowhill this morning where once again there was very litt...
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...
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...
Red FlyHook - Standard wet flyThread - BlackBody - Claret dubbing body, Hackle - Claret hackle Wing - Slate duck or goose quill segmentsAmateur Tyers Fly Dictionary - J E Willmarth
The Bill was slow but steady this morning with a drip and a trickle of a nice variety of migrants passing by HERE. Highlights included a cracking pair of Eider, 5 Teal going east,...
Sunny periods, 17°, Breezy SSE. A check on the gravel pit today: 12 Tufted Duck, a Little Ringed Plover, 6 Lapwing, I could hear Oystercatcher calling but not see them, overhead, 2...
Sunny periods, 12°, breezy WSW. A trip down to Pagham harbour NR today with Loren. one of my first out of county birding spots from many years ago. A bit of a blustery day on the s...
I checked out Ferry, Long Pool and the Tramway this morning before weekend proceedings started (my Dad's down this weekend). Checklist HERE. Highlight was a Spotted Flycatcher adja...
Monday is all day in the field day. The high pressure conditions persist with a north easterly cool wind strengthening through the day. I started off at the Bill HERE with the gan...
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 […]
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 […]
Mainly sunny with a cloudy spell, 14°, fresh NE. Not much hope at first light, a fresh north‑easterly cutting across the bill, but as the hours passed the birds had other ideas. Wh...
With this post’s title I fully understand that you are only sticking around to understand what the featured Bluethroat is all about. But for the linguistically gifted it is already...
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