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Planning our visit to the Isle of Mull
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Industrial Oyks and the (Not so) Secret Wood. - This post is another all-over-the-shop cornucopia of wildlife sightings locally. Lesser Redpolls. In April I like to keep an even closer eye on my bird ...
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Delightful drizzle; Otter mini-Safari 01/04/2024 - I ‘phoned Helen on Monday morning to check that everything was still ok for the evenings excursion searching for Otters. It was raining quite hard, and vis...2 weeks ago
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Brydon’s New Book: WILD SHETLAND – THROUGH THE SEASONS - At last, after far more years than I care to remember my new book hit the shelves earlier this month. To have written this book is a huge honour. This feel...4 months ago
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Can't see the Hawfinch for the trees! - But of all the months when earth is greener Not one has green skies that are cleaner. Clean and clear and sweet and cold, They shine above the earth so ...
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Blog Post: The Week of Waders - Image Credit: John Bridges, RSPB Images Just to keep you on your toes, we are officially halfway through September. Whist the sun is still shining beautifu...7 months ago
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And it was all yellow... - Hot on the heals of last month's patch tick (Night Heron), along came another on Saturday evening. Yellow-legged Gull - a spanking adult on the beach at ...
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October Birding - Now into a 2nd period of having one of the kids in 'close contact isolation' so Autumn continues to be snatched moments here and there. Newbiggin has as...
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Still here - Yes I've been so quiet some friends have rung up to check I'm still kicking. Guess I must be old then. Swallows are here and got a mega on Sunday of two ...
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Seconds and thirds... - An unexpected opportunity to see the Baikal Teal again - initially at East Chevington - matching the Hornsea viewing for distant views, then slightly bette...
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We have moved - While I have loved blogging from this page I have decided to move our blog to our website. There are a few reasons for this but the main reasons are becaus...
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Beautiful calm seas make for great spotting conditions! - Hello everyone! We had the most amazing weather for my first week on board the KING Seaways. The sea was calm, the sun was out and the mist kept its distan...5 years ago
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Just a few pics and words from this year ;-) - It started with a 'twitch' more or less when the Pacific diver showed well in Drurigde bay cp. Still 'ower the water' (only just ;-) I sight I will never...
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The “UK and Ireland Natural History Bloggers” network is closing down - When I started this network about 15 years ago, my aim was to encourage more people to share their natural history observations on-line. At that time, ther...6 years ago
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Last Weekend At Boulmer and Big Waters 15 & 16 July 2017 - Not a post in 6 weeks due to not getting out, holidays and being ill. Instead of Big Waters here are a few pictures from a trip to Boulmer last weekend wi...
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Mallorca April 2016 Part 3 - Just some more photos from the last part of my trip to Majorca I thought I had better get these in before my impending trip back , this year going when las...
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Greenleighton Moor and Fontburn - The plan was to hunt for basking Adders on Sunday morning but by the time I drove to Fontburn the sun had almost gone. However its a nice place to be so I ...
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Mull Hen Harrier Day 2016 - A few photos from the 2016 Mull Hen Harrier Day at Craignure Bunkhouse. Despite the weather people braved it and those who went off with Nature Scotland to...
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Farnes Reunion - Ex-wardens from the 1990's and 2000's (Stef McElwee) Juan pointing the way with boat Skipper Bobby looking on (Stef McElwee) Jason Moss talking about the...
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Red-backed Shrike at St Marys. - A male Red-backed Shrike made a brief appearance at St Marys, Whitley Bay today.
7 years ago -
Happy New Year.. - Happy New Year and all that... Here are a few things I've been getting up to in the last couple of months, which really isn't a lot thanks to exams! Some...
8 years ago -
Flying Visit.... - I made a flying visit to the scrapes this afternoon. The highlight was seeing a blackwit, barwit and knot all in the same scope view, and all resplendent i...8 years ago
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30 Days of Wild - Day 10 - Patch - Having a patch is where it all began for me, starting from the bottom up, learning the basics, learning the patterns of annual cycles and seasons, and ...
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Birdtable Brambling - The covering of snow was enough to see my car unable to get out the drive, so a rare day off work meant I could see the birds using the feeders that are co...
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Goodbye BND? hello WBD :-) - After a number of near misses, I finally caught up with the *Bottlenose Dolphins* on Thursday 5th June, and tracked their movement down the coast from Newb...9 years ago
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Last post on this blog - Well its goodbye to my Gateshead blog :( and hello to my new blog :) you can find it here reservoirbirder.blogspot.co.uk thanks for looking at my gateshead...
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The Last Post - Due to several reasons but especially as more and more people are now using social media to inform everyone of their sightings, fewer numbers are now exami...
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Glengorm Sunset - 12th October 2013 - Fantastic weather on Mull in the last couple of days. Here is yesterdays sunset from Glengorm.
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Kingfisher at Far Pasture - Had a great morning out along the Derwent Walk today with my 18 month old nephew Jake and my 76 year old mother, both of whom got to see there first red ki...
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