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An evening walk to find Nightjars with the Lady-Birders of the Hampshire Ornithological Society.
Our search for a Glossy Ibis was remarkably straightforward, with a little help from eBird and a sprinkling of luck
Continuing my 2021 Challenge to post a bird photo every day on my social media channels, under the hashtag #DailyBirdPix.
Here the posts are collated into a single blog post.
This week, photos posted from 11th to 17th January are included, and these are all birds that have visited my garden.
I made a New Year Challenge to myself to post a bird photo every day on my social media channels, under the hashtag #DailyBirdPix.
Each week I will collate the posts made into a blog post.
For this first week, photos posted to 10th January are included, and these are all birds that have visited my garden since the 1st January 2021.
There was an unexpected, and unprecedented, visit to my garden this morning from a Lesser Black-backed Gull, which then seemed unable to leave.
Don’t worry, there was a good outcome!
Most weekday mornings between 8 and 9am, I take part in #BreakfastBirdwatch on Twitter, organised by the RSPB.
On Wednesday 29th April I decided to live-Tweet my sightings as they happened.
This is what I saw …
Yesterday provided a real casual birding treat: a gorgeous male Bullfinch stopped by for breakfast on this frosty winter morning, eating berries from the Rowan tree just outside my front door.
A cold, wet, windy summer’s day brought moments of wonder with Ravens, Little Terns and Black-tailed Godwits!