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Ornitholosism: Not quite back at it!
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Wednesday, 16 October 2013. Not quite back at it! Jammed' onto this Rosy Stag! Well, best laid plans and all that.My intention to get back into regular birding fell at the first fence and I haven't been out quite as much as I would like! However, I have 'jammed' onto a few decent birds. A quick look (it turned into an hour! At Ryan's Field on the 7th October (I didn't even have my bins! Allowed quick view of the Lesser Yellowlegs. Just before it was flushed onto the estuary! Finally for now, I had to mak...
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The Diary of a BTO nest recorder: Nuthatch
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The Diary of a BTO nest recorder. Life as a volunteer field ornithologist. Thursday, 14 May 2015. The 4th image shows the female is inside the box tending the young. The male is seen exiting from another visit. Taken this afternoon. Thursday, May 14, 2015. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). People who read this drivel. Mark Grantham's Herring Gulls. Other blogs I read. Israel day 1 - lots of travelling and a wedding! Owls about that then! BTO Bird Ringing - 'Demog Blog'. West Cornwall Ringing Group.
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The Diary of a BTO nest recorder: Two days in the field
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The Diary of a BTO nest recorder. Life as a volunteer field ornithologist. Wednesday, 13 May 2015. Two days in the field. Amounting to 15 hrs. On the downside the Song Thrush nest I found last week has failed. Blue Tit nest and eggs in a Treecreeper wedge style box. The box has no back to it so the Treecreeper's can enter the box and down to the base without leaving the tree trunk. They are wired onto rough barked conifer trees. Wednesday, May 13, 2015. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Samuel Birding: December 2014
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Monday, 29 December 2014. Started the day with some interest (red AL24, right leg) alongside a Danish ringed Black-headed Gull. J-06) Priory Country Park was brimming with human activity but there were still decent numbers of wildfowl including Wigeon. Were also in song, 2 Kingfishers. Were about and the Finger Lakes hosted a couple Shoveler. Common Gull with red colour ring AL24. Was the first bird of note, followed by a Green Sandpiper. Feeding in the reedmace. Given that both my normal patches (Ki...
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Samuel Birding: Staines and Patch (1st-10th July)
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Wednesday, 22 July 2015. Staines and Patch (1st-10th July). Staines Res. N basin: 11 adult Little-ringed Plovers. With 3 large 4 small young. 2 Yellow-legged Gulls. Adult and juv), 1 Redshank. With 7 ducklings, 1 Dunlin. South basin: 2 Black-necked Grebes. Staines Moor: 5 Brown Hawkers. Over the garden in KL. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Friday 2nd December 2016 Cornwall Bird Sightings. Frosty wagtail on Faroes. West Cornwall Ringing Group. Return to the sewage works. NGB at Portland Bird Obs.
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Chough Junior Birders: Padstow gull roost
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Follow Bob Bosisto and Pete Roseveare as we go birding and ringing in Cornwall and beyond. Saturday, 24 December 2016. Just a quick birding fix this evening at Padstow produced :. 16 Med Gulls ( 2,2,12). 1 1st winter Yellow-legged Gull. Thanks for reading the blog. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Last day of the year at Goss Moor and Gluvian. Starling roost , Glaucous Gull and Walmsley Sanctu. Day 3 Amazing Hula Valley. Israel day 2 - Journey to the Hula Valley. West Cornwall Ringing Group.
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Chough Junior Birders: Last day of the year at Goss Moor and Gluvian
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Follow Bob Bosisto and Pete Roseveare as we go birding and ringing in Cornwall and beyond. Saturday, 31 December 2016. Last day of the year at Goss Moor and Gluvian. Me and Pete both had a day off for the first time in ages so we decided to have a day out on our local patches before going birding further afield in the new year. This morning was perfect weather for ringing so we started off on the Goss Moor. Whilst we also saw a Woodcock. And heard a drumming Green Woodpecker. Crashed into the net! Treecr...
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Samuel Birding: The big outdoors (16th-30th June)
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Wednesday, 1 July 2015. The big outdoors (16th-30th June). I was based in Falmouth until the 24th June spending Mondays and Fridays working at Perran Sands and on days off I was working at the field or sorting the house out in preparation for leaving. The 16th involved doing odd jobs around town but in amongst all the mayhem of rushing around the countryside I still managed to get singing Cuckoo. On the day list as well as Tawny Owl. Quartering fields near Treverva. The following day was spent nest recor...
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Samuel Birding: May 2014
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Thursday, 22 May 2014. Falmouth Patch (20th May). And a couple Speckled Woods. Seawatching from Swanpool Point:. In rather calm sea conditions. 2 Great Northern Divers. Were a treat to watch in their full summer breeding plumage but I spent most of my time gazing onto rockpools where I photographed Common Blenny. And S tar Ascidian. Sum plum Great Northern Divers. Common Sea Slater, Ligia oceanica. Star Ascidian, Botryllus schlosseri. Seawatching from Pendennis Point all west late afternoon until 21:15:.
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Samuel Birding: February 2015
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Friday, 27 February 2015. Biking Birder visits Falmouth! Had a great time meeting Gary Prescott (the Biking Birder) on his travels through Falmouth! A great guy attempting to break the record for birds seen in Britain during the course of one year solely by bike and foot! With no initial sign of the LtDuck! Thankfully, after several more minutes of scanning there was a sigh of relief when the 1st win Long-tailed Duck. Flew in and landed in its usual favoured corner. In fact, this was my first time I ...
